England and Wales now produce a wide range of still white wines — crisp, aromatic, mineral, off-dry and everything in between — made from a mix of cool-climate German crossings, classic French varieties and a few delicious oddballs. Most are lesser known than Chardonnay or Sauvignon Blanc, but they thrive in our cooler climate and […]
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For ten days each spring, Welsh vineyards open their gates, lay out the glasses and let you taste what they have been quietly getting very good at. Welsh Wine Week 2026 runs from 29 May to 7 June — the sixth edition of the festival, organised by the Food & Drink Wales Drinks Cluster and...
