43 min.
English Wine: The Art of Doing Things Differently Beyond the Hedge: The People and Stories that Shape the British Countryside
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Patrick Galbraith plunges into the fascinating world of English wine. He chats to Henry Jeffreys, the celebrated drinks journalist, about his highly-acclaimed new book Vines in a Cold Climate: the people behind the English wine revolution. Henry tells him that the world of English wine is still very much in its infancy – he also paints a picture of an industry full of extraordinary people who will stop at nothing to produce the best product they can. Henry tells Patrick about the history of wine in this country and how important it is that winemakers get their branding right.
Patrick then, based on Henry’s recommendation, drives to Flint Vineyard, on the Norfolk / Suffolk border, where hares lollop among the vines and sheep eat the weeds. Flint is one of the most interesting English winemakers around. They do things their way and the results, Patrick learns when they get a few bottles out, are extraordinary.
Henry Jeffrey’s book is available to order here.----more----
Beyond the Hedge is brought to you by Scribehound, a digital space where the most important conversations about the countryside can take place.
Scribehound gives some of the best countryside writers total creative freedom to write about the things that matter the most to them.
Writers on Scribehound include acclaimed authors like Patrick Laurie, veteran journalists like Guy Adams and Anna Jones, sporting heroes like former England cricket captain David Gower and Grand National winner Marcus Armytage, plus well known rural voices like Jonny Carter, Charlie Jacoby and Adam Henson.
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Listeners to Beyond the Hedge can take advantage of a one month free trial, as well as a huge 40% discount on an annual subscription to Scribehoud - just visit www.Scribehound.com/subscription to sign up, and tell them Patrick sent you.
Patrick Galbraith plunges into the fascinating world of English wine. He chats to Henry Jeffreys, the celebrated drinks journalist, about his highly-acclaimed new book Vines in a Cold Climate: the people behind the English wine revolution. Henry tells him that the world of English wine is still very much in its infancy – he also paints a picture of an industry full of extraordinary people who will stop at nothing to produce the best product they can. Henry tells Patrick about the history of wine in this country and how important it is that winemakers get their branding right.
Patrick then, based on Henry’s recommendation, drives to Flint Vineyard, on the Norfolk / Suffolk border, where hares lollop among the vines and sheep eat the weeds. Flint is one of the most interesting English winemakers around. They do things their way and the results, Patrick learns when they get a few bottles out, are extraordinary.
Henry Jeffrey’s book is available to order here.----more----
Beyond the Hedge is brought to you by Scribehound, a digital space where the most important conversations about the countryside can take place.
Scribehound gives some of the best countryside writers total creative freedom to write about the things that matter the most to them.
Writers on Scribehound include acclaimed authors like Patrick Laurie, veteran journalists like Guy Adams and Anna Jones, sporting heroes like former England cricket captain David Gower and Grand National winner Marcus Armytage, plus well known rural voices like Jonny Carter, Charlie Jacoby and Adam Henson.
With one original column published every day, a Scribehound subscription gives you your daily dose of the countryside from one of these 30 brilliant rural minds, delivered straight to your inbox.
Listeners to Beyond the Hedge can take advantage of a one month free trial, as well as a huge 40% discount on an annual subscription to Scribehoud - just visit www.Scribehound.com/subscription to sign up, and tell them Patrick sent you.
43 min.