CHATEAU DE CAYX

The Prince of Denmark's Winery & Residence of the Danish Royal Family

In 1974, Her Majesty Queen Margrethe II of Denmark (b. 1940) and her husband HRH Prince Henrik (1934-2018) bought the château. Over the years, the Queen and Prince restored and transformed the château, to a well established 24 hectares of vineyard.

Château de Cayx is located in the middle of the Cahors region dating back to the early 15th century, and in all likelihood even further back in time.

F. BARBIER CHAMPAGNE

Champagne F. Barbier was founded & created in 1911. They are based in the heart of the Côte des Blancs, in Avize, France. It's within a village that has the Grand Cru denomination. Their cultivation method is sustainably controlled. Now the founder's great grand-daughter continues this tradition and for generations to come.

Located in several villages: Avize, Oger, Cramant, Chouilly, Oiry in the Côte des Blancs and Neuville sur Seine in the Côte des Bar, in the Aube. Avize is a village that has the Grand Cru denomination. The cultivation method used by the Maison is sustainable. The average age of La Maison F. Barbier's vineyard plots is 35 years, with the exception of a 2-acre plot which will soon reach 90 years.

Herzog Von Württemberg

- The Duke of Württemberg Winery

The winery and estate is owned by The Duke of Württemberg, and currently Duke Michael of Württemberg manages the winery & estate. The winemaking tradition in the Württemberg House goes back to the 13th century. The actual establishment of the "Hofkammerkellerei" was not made until 1677 by the ducal family.

For generations, Herzog von Württemberg winery has stood for exquisite  wines from the best locations within the Baden-Württemberg State. The winery has been a member of the VDP (Association of Prädikatsweingüter eV) since 1986.

The grape eagle on every bottle is the distinguishing mark as the highest quality of wine in Germany. The Herzog von Württemberg winery owns around 40 hectares of vineyards within the Württemberg growing region. White varieties such as Riesling, Traminer, Silvaner and Pinot Blanc grown on 23 hectares of vineyard, while Trollinger, Lemberger, Pinot Noir and Zweigelt are grown on around 17 hectares of vineyard.

WINDSOR GREAT PARK VINEYARD

Vineyards were first planted in Windsor during the time of Henry II. Today under the reign of Queen Elizabeth II there is a new three hectare vineyard within Windsor Great Park which revives an ancient tradition.

Windsor Great Park Vineyard has a 3-hectare, south facing plot within Windsor Great Park, sloping down to Great Meadow Pond, that had all the attributes for a top-class vineyard. The Windsor Great Park sparkling wine was served on many Royal occasions and to visiting Heads of State. It is limited in production focusing on the quality of the wine it produces.

COURT GARDEN

VINEYARD & WINERY

Court Garden Vineyard is a family run single-estate vineyard based in Sussex, England. Established in 2005, Court Garden Vineyard is a 17 acres vineyard with a south facing slop near the South Downs acting as a perfect backdrop.

The vineyard is mainly planted with three classic varieties of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier for the production of English Sparkling Wine.   Court Garden also have Pino Gris, Ortega, Rondo and Pinot Blanc for use in their still wines. Two rare old Champagne varieties of Arbanne and Petit Meslier are also grown within their estate. They have won multiple of nationally & internationally recognised awards for their wines throughout the years. 

From the middle ages, The Manor of Ditchling Garden, as it was know was held by monks at the priory in Lewes until the reformation. After a short spell owned by the Crown the farm became known as Court Garden. The farm appears on one of the earliest maps of Sussex, Yeakell and Gardner's map of 1778-1783, just to the north of Ditchling. Not much has changed to the landscape since.