

The Wines of Great Britain (English edition) by Stephen Skelton MW is the essential guide on British wines. This book explores the viticultural history of the United Kingdom, the evolution of English and Welsh vineyards, the production methods of sparkling and still wines, and features 21 iconic producers such as Nyetimber and Chapel Down. An essential work for any enthusiast of British viticulture and award-winning English wines.
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Les vins de Grande-Bretagne (English edition) is the reference book on the British viticulture, written by Stephen Skelton MW, recognized expert in the field of English wines and Welsh. The United Kingdom has become a major player in the wine world, with around 650 vineyards spread over 2,750 hectares in England and to the Wales, producing sparkling wines and internationally renowned quiet places.
Stephen Skelton begins his work with an analysis of the current situation of the British wine and its future prospects. It traces the history of the Viticulture in the United Kingdom, from the time of King Alfred in the 5th century, through the Middle Ages, to the modern developments of the 20th and 21st centuries.
The book offers an immersion into current viticultural practices:
The author also highlights the Regional identities and the strategy of British sparkling wine brand, which are now prominent on the international stage.
A central chapter is dedicated to 21 iconic producers, true pillars of the British viticulture. These detailed portraits highlight innovative and award-winning fields such as:
Other emerging or already influential producers are also mentioned, providing a comprehensive view of the sector's dynamism.
This book is part of the collection La Bibliothèque Classique des Vins, known for her in-depth analyses and references in oenology.
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