Today I had the absolute pleasure of visiting @stanlakepark in Twyford, Thames Valley. 

Despite the typical English rainy weather, the wines and the ambience of the location were fantastic. The vineyard itself is part of a big estate that is beautifully curated and looked after. Everything feels cared for and loved. This is even more evident considering the amount of events and visitors they receive! 

As for the wine. I tried a few today and found a couple I particularly loved, but I'll highlight two! 
The Stanlake Brut which was the estate 'classic cuvee' of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Munier was delicious! It had depth of flavour -apple pie and brioche- , ripeness, and exquisite creaminess. It was a wine that is infinitely drinkable! 
And then I have to mention their sister-vineyard in Puglia too! I tried a selection of their relatives, from the Fiano to the Negroamaro and found them to be very fun. The Fiano was my fave of the bunch, it had a crisp clean quality that could have easily disguised …