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Vintage sparkling wine, made from fruit grown at our vineyard high on the North Downs, expressing the purity and energy of our terroir

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World Class from Westerham

Exclusive Vintage Squerryes

We are proud to be the only English wine estate to have won a gold medal for six consecutive vintages in the World Championships of Champagne and Sparkling Wine, and in 2021 be crowned National Champion, a unique achievement for an English wine brand. This year we also won the 'Best English Sparkling Wine' Trophy in the International Wine Challenge and 'Best in Show' in the 2021 Decanter World Wine Awards, recognising Squerryes in the top 50 wines in the world.
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This is testament to the quality of our fruit grown on the North Downs and the dedication shown by our winemaking team to create the very finest English sparkling wine. In the spirit of Squerryes Estate’s “Licet Esse Beatis” – we hope that they give you pleasure.

Vintage Brut Reserve

2018

Our signature blend and a real 'crowd pleaser', this wine is made from fruit handpicked from our vineyard, high on the North Downs. At 150 metres above sea level and 1 degree Celsius cooler than other vineyards in the south-east we enjoy long cool summers, as a result the fruit is well balanced with a natural sweetness and acidity.

The 2018 vintage perfectly reflects the purity and energy of our terroir, made using the 'traditional method', with just over 3 years ageing on the lees.

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2011 Late Disgorged

Awarded 'Best in Show' in the 2021 Decanter Wine Awards, placing it on the top 50 wines of the world list, the 2011 Brut holds a very special place in our hearts, recognition for the quality of the fruit that year, our Chardonnay in particular which makes a larger percentage (45%) of this blend.

Made by the ‘classic method’, using the classic Champagne varietals handpicked from our vineyard in 2011 this is a late disgorged vintage, with the wine having 94 months in contact with champagne yeast in the bottle, or on the ‘lees’.

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2010 Late Disgorged

As the first vintage ever produced by the Estate, this holds a very special place in our hearts.
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Made by the ‘classic method’, using the classic Champagne varietals handpicked from our vineyard in 2010 this is a late disgorged vintage, with the wine having 115 months in contact with Champagne yeast in the bottle, or on the ‘lees’.

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2016 Magnum

The 2021 National Champion, the best English sparkling wine in market, according to the World Championships of Champagne and Sparkling Wine.
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This vintage perfectly reflects the natural energy and purity of our vineyard, the white chalk seam that sits below our vines acting as nature’s best filter, removing any impurities creating a wine that is very soft and clean with a lovely smooth finish.

The magnum bottle size is perfect for celebrations and sharing those moments of joy with loved ones.

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Vintage Brut Reserve

2014 Magnum

Described by Decanter as "mouthwateringly moreish", our 2014 vintage Brut won a gold medal and 'Best in Class' for an English sparkling wine in magnum in the 2020 World Championships of Champagne and Sparkling Wine.

Aged on the lees for 60 months the extended contact with the lees has created a stunning wine that is worthy of the praise and acclaim it continues to receive.

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Vintage Rosé

2018

‘Licet Esse Beatis’, our family motto, means ‘permitted to be joyful’ and we say that we are in the business of creating joy. Our vintage Rosé is the very best translation of that. Delicate pink in colour with pretty floral notes this really is a wine for a social occasion with friends.

Made with 65% Pinot Meunier and 35% Pinot Noir fruit, this vintage is made by the ‘classic method’, using fruit handpicked in 2018 from our vineyard high on the North Downs.

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Vintage Blanc de Blancs

2016

In the words of the estate owner, Henry Warde our Blanc de Blancs is: “the finest wine to leave the estate”. It is made using the ‘classic method’, two fermentations, the second in the bottle taking the finest Chardonnay handpicked in 2016 from our vineyard high on the North Downs.

We firmly believe that to make a fine wine you need time. With 45 months of lees ageing, this is the finest expression of our winemaking and terroir.

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Vintage Blanc de Blancs

2014 Magnum

Our first ever Blanc de Blancs and IWC 2021 trophy winner for both Best English Sparkling Blanc de Blancs and English Sparkling wine, but in Magnums. It is made using the ‘traditional method’, taking the finest fruit handpicked in 2014 from our vineyard high on the North Downs.

We believe our Blanc de Blancs is the finest expression of our terroir and when drunk from a Magnum, our wines are shown at their best, as well as being perfect for celebrations and sharing joyous moments with friends.

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Only Our Fruit

Unique it will remain

We only use grapes from our very own vineyard. We always have and we always will. We’re extremely proud of the flavour and aroma that are attributed to the terroir, it’s something we know we are very fortunate to have.

So lucky in fact, that other people have been very interested in our land. Back in 2004, a Champagne House visited Squerryes to try and buy some of it. A geological survey had confirmed that our chalk escarpment had qualities similar to the esteemed “Cote des Blancs” region of Champagne. Along with the soils, the long moderate summers and cool evenings provide the perfect growing conditions for the Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Meunier vines.

The Great British Classic Method

For the love of craftsmanship

Here at Squerryes we use the ‘Great British Classic Method’ of winemaking - the same complex bottle fermentation process that is used in the Champagne region. By using only Estate grown grapes and traditional sparkling wine-making methods, our wines show an authentic expression of English sparkling wine, and the greatest expression of English Terroir.

Without doubt, our Squerryes does have similarities to that produced in the Champagne region. However, take a minute, and you start to notice the differences: the balance of fruit and yeasty characteristics on the nose; the complexity and depth on the palate; and the long straight finish all combine to give a distinct flavour that is very much unique to Squerryes.