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The Visual Guide to English Wine
I came across this wonderful infographic recently that conveys the essence of the English (and Welsh – and soon to be Scottish!) wine industry. While viticulture in England dates back to Roman times – with vineyards found as far north … Continue reading
Posted in England, Wines by Region
Tagged chardonnay, England, English sparkling wine, English wine, infographics, wine maps, wine tourism, wine travel
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