English Wine

Maybe not possessing quite as much yeast character as Champagne, this refreshing, zesty and balanced sparkling wine has fine bubbles that wrap around all corners of the mouth.

Elegantly shaped and supremely poised. The ultimate home-grown alternative to Champagne, for all special occasions.

Its soft red fruits meet floral notes and a refreshing finish. This is the ideal barbecue wine.

It's taken Chapel Down, official supplier to 10 Downing Street and the Oxford & Cambridge Boat Races, 18 years to perfect the art. But it's finally arrived.

Aromas of elderflower, minerals and a slight smokiness. Flint dry, as the name suggests, with gunpowder-like smoky hints. Slightly reminiscent of Pouilly-Fumé. An excellent apéritif.

This is a crisp, focused and notably cool-climate style, full of apple, lime, apricot and pineapple character.

The warm summer of 2013 shines through. Fresh with green apple and nettles flavours leaving a clean, crisp finish.

Elegant notes of fresh apples and pears distinguish our wines from classic Champagne, and Selborne Brut has a bright core of granny smith apple, followed by creamy notes of lemon brioche.

The colour of lightly smoked salmon. Classic Pinot Noir nose of strawberry and raspberry with a splash of creaminess. Ripe berry and rhubarb flavours and clean finish with perfectly balanced acidity.

A great home grown alternative to Champagne - delicious!

On the palate, it is wonderfully crisp with delicate summer berry fruits balanced by a hint of lemon zest and a deliciously creamy finish.

After a space race between all of Champagne's biggest names to get here first, Pommery is the first house to launch English fizz.