It’s coming home, it’s coming home … English Wine Week’s coming home!

WITH LESS THAN A WEEK AWAY, ENGLISH WINE WEEK IS TAKING PLACE FROM 19TH TO 27TH JUNE THIS YEAR.

English Wine Week is moving to be a truly Midsummer event!

”Our aim is for English Wine Week to help provide an opportunity to help you sell wine, and to inspire more people to get to know our wonderful English wines better and help them buy from you and local vineyards.” Wine GB

After all โ€ฆ

โ€ฆ June really does mark ”the start of summer” with Summer Solstice on 21 June and Midsummer Day on 24 June
โ€ฆ Flowering is likely to have started in our vineyards, the advent of our fruit growing and prospects of the summer ahead
โ€ฆ Restrictions are easing โ€ฆ we have the rest of the summer to start to get out and about again and enjoy this wonderful time of the year.

โ€œEnglish Wine Week is a fantastic
opportunity to engage with your local
community, celebrate English wines and
improve your sales at the same timeโ€ฆโ€

English Wine Week, how did it start?

Wines of Great Britain, the national association for English and Welsh wines, works to promote and publicize English wines. English Wine Week was designed to help people across the country celebrate delicious, complex, and often-overlooked English wines.

The perfect promotional event for vineyards and pubs, English Wine Week offers many resources for people and businesses who are interested in participating in the celebration. Wines of Great Britain offers downloadable digital materials, lists of ideas to help you promote English Wine Week within your brand or business, a wide-reaching social media campaign, and an events calendar to feature business activities relating to Wine Week.

What will happen next?

Here is a chance to link vineyards, retail outlets and influencers across the country to celebrate and promote English wines, offer an opportunity to purchase and deliver wines from all over England to wine loversโ€™ doors โ€ฆ PLUS

  • A chance to connect with your suppliers, and vineyards to highlight these wonderful wines
  • An opportunity to support local British businesses
  • You could benefit from increased publicity around the industry

How can you Help? Support your local Vineyard! Participate in English Wine Week!

  • Try something new
  • Attend online or in-person events
  • Raise a glass in celebratory support
  • Share on social media, don’t forget to tag the English Winemaker/Producer ie. @SouthcottVineyard #SouthcottVineyard #EnglishWineWeek
  • Support your local Vineyard

โ€“ You will be supporting an entire industry, so make sure to use the following hashtags #EnglishWineWeek and #SouthcottVineyard


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Published by salehaeld75

Southcott is a small family run vineyard in Pewsey Wiltshire, situated under the White Horse, making sparkling wine. Our vineyard is 60% Chardonnay, 32% Pinot Noir, 10% Pinot Meunier and our first harvest was in 2009. We started selling our wines from the 2010 harvest and the 2010 Southcott Rosรฉ received the Bronze level award at the UKVA wine tasting in 2013. It has been selling well at local stockists, restaurants and directly from the vineyard. We have always had an interest in wine as a product, although we enjoy drinking it too! Sarah, Tim and The Southcott Vineyard Family - Award-Winning Gold Medal - WineGB 2023 - national competition - Award-Winning Silver Medal - Wessex WineGB 2022 - regional competition - Award-Winning Silver Medal - WineGB 2021 - national competition - Award-Winning Silver Medal - Wessex WineGB 2021 - regional competition - Winner of the Roger Marchbank cup for the best sparkling wine from a vineyard under 2021 http://www.southcottvineyard.co.uk/ โ–ช๏ธTo be enjoyed responsibly โ–ช๏ธ not intended to be viewed by persons under the legal alcohol drinking or buying age in their country โ–ช๏ธ

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