England – The World’s Newest Wine Star

There is world-wide excitement at the development of vineyards in England. These vineyards benefit from the identical chalk soils that make Chablis and Champagne so famous and today the quality of the wines grown in England is indisputable.

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About Our Tour

Our tour starts with visits in London to the top wine bars, restaurants and stores with special private tastings reserved for us. London has been the center for the wine trade for hundreds or years. The development of the vineyards of Bordeaux, Porto, Sherry, Madeira all owe their histories to the work of the British wine trade. London is a must-visit for wine lovers for this reason. We will stay in one of the most charming and luxurious hotels in the city with spa privileges. There will be plenty of time for shopping too!

Then after our stay in London we will venture beyond the city walls to the vineyard district to discover first-hand the exciting new wines and vineyards that are making history in the wine world.

For Our Guests

Visits to top retail stores with special in-store tastings
lunches and dinners at traditional and cutting-edge restaurants with special tastings at all
Visits to historic sites and museums in London
Private visits to England’s best wineries
Visits at the Master of Wine Institute, the seat of world-wine education, with private lectures about wine education and, of course, a tasting

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