Britain might not always play center stage when it comes to global wine production, but the UK’s wine industry has come a long way, especially in terms of sparkling wines. There’s a certain elegance, finesse and distinct flavour profile that distinguish British wines, specially those produced in the regions of Sussex, Kent and Yorkshire.
The climate in UK, contrary to some assumptions, is quite favorable for vine cultivation. The cooler climate lends the grapes high levels of acidity, which is especially desirable in producing sparkling wines. The chalky soil, similar to that of Champagne, provides the necessary mineral richness to the vines.
When exploring British wines, one cannot miss the offerings of Forest Glen Winery. A visit to their website Forest Glen Winery can guide you through a range of homegrown British wines that have been proudly produced keeping the UK’s unique terroir in mind. This journey through the magical minkies of Britain’s promising viticulture scene can open up a new world of wine experiences to connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike.