Camel Valley Cornwall Reserve Brut 2022 Wine (75cl)

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Another medal for the Guys at Camel Valley, this time 'The IWC Gold medal', awarded at the London International Wine Fair 2012 was for the 2010 Camel Valley Cornwall Brut which is made from 60% Seyval Blanc, 20% Chardonnay and 20% Reichensteiner. Traditional Method Quality Sparkling Wine, 'Most impressive English wine on the market today' - Matthew Jukes. 'Delicious and so elegant, the nose is so pure and fresh' - Tom Stevenson, author Christie's Champagne Guide. 'Fresh, lovely bright, fruity style, good stuff!' - Oz Clarke. The Story of Camel Valley : From RAF Dreams to Award-Winning English Wines In 1989, former RAF pilot Bob Lindo and his wife Annie planted their first 8,000 vines on the sun-soaked slopes of the Camel Valley in the heart of Cornwall . What began as a bold new chapter in their post-service life soon blossomed into one of the UK’s most celebrated English wine success stories. After purchasing their farm to raise a young family, Bob and Annie initially raised sheep and cattle. But each summer, as they watched the grass dry on the vineyard's sun-drenched slopes, they wondered if grapevines might thrive there instead. Driven by curiosity and ambition, Bob traveled to Germany to “do a vintage,” gaining firsthand winemaking experience. Together, they took viticulture courses, devoured every book they could find, and built a state-of-the-art winery equipped with the best tools they could afford. The early years were challenging—every task was done by hand, and harvests meant long nights of hard work. Annie recalls:“We practically lived in the vineyard. It was just us and a few friends picking grapes, and Bob would stay up all night crushing them. But we loved it.” Their dedication paid off when Camel Valley's first vintage won a medal in the national English Wine competition, validating their pursuit of excellence. Since then, Camel Valley has consistently earned accolades at both national and international wine competitions. Notable achievements include