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Test Valley Vineyards Leaflet April 2021 Hampshire, SO20 6EX SO20 Hampshire, Hampshire, SO51 8DG SO51 Hampshire, TestValleyBC @TestValleyBC High Street, Stockbridge, Stockbridge, Street, High 16 Latimer Street, Romsey, Street, Latimer 16 01264 252080 01264 Hampshire, SO20 6NY SO20 Hampshire, 01794 513663 01794 Wine Utopia Wine Somborne, Stockbridge, Somborne, www.winegb.co.ukom Kitchen Winchester Road, King’s King’s Road, Winchester 01858 467792 01858 Dish Deli and and Deli Dish 01794 388341 01794 6DE Knoll House, Union Wharf, Market Harborough, LE16 7UW LE16 Harborough, Market Wharf, Union House, Knoll Cross Stores Cross Wellow, Hampshire, SO51 SO51 Hampshire, Wellow, Wines of Great Britain Ltd, Britain Great of Wines Hampshire, SP11 7JX SP11 Hampshire, Canada Road, West West Road, Canada more! Further Information Further Cottonworth, Stockbridge, SO20 6HF SO20 Stockbridge, 324798 01794 Arms The Old Dairy, Fullerton Road, Road, Fullerton Dairy, Old The tours and tours Lillies, High Street, Street, High Lillies, Images © Joe Low and Test Valley Borough Council. Borough Valley Test and Low Joe © Images Reichensteiner 07724 117497 07724 01264 811566 01264 The Rockingham Rockingham The wine varieties, wine Seyval Blanc Seyval Ordnance Survey and the vineyards featured. vineyards the and Survey Ordnance Fickle Pickle Fickle Shop about local local about Bacchus Valley Borough Council would like to acknowledge the assistance given by by given assistance the acknowledge to like would Council Borough Valley The Little Whiskey Whiskey Little The Hampshire, SO21 1QA SO21 Hampshire, Find out Find Pinot Noir Pinot www.food.you.uk . Test Test . at found be can inspections hygiene Food mentioned. SP11 7AZ SP11 Hazeley Road, Twyford, Road, Hazeley Borough Council can’t be held responsible for the quality of the establishments establishments the of quality the for responsible held be can’t Council Borough Chardonnay Andover, Hampshire, Andover, No.13 Humphrey Farms, Farms, Humphrey No.13 can be taken for errors, omissions or subsequent alterations. Test Valley Valley Test alterations. subsequent or omissions errors, for taken be can SO51 7NR SO51 Duck Street, Abbotts Ann, Ann, Abbotts Street, Duck 01962 712351 01962 The main grape varieties are varieties grape main The All details are believed to be correct at the time of publication. No responsibility responsibility No publication. of time the at correct be to believed are details All 7-9 Viney Avenue, Romsey, Avenue, Viney 7-9 01264 710230 01264 and Sun and 01794 521019 01794 prosecution of civil proceedings. proceedings. civil of prosecution Office Stone, Vine Vine Stone, Stores Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead to to lead may and Copyright Crown infringes reproduction Unauthorised Shop and Post Post and Shop sparkling wines. wines. sparkling on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationary Office Crown Copyright. Copyright. Crown Office Stationary Majesty’s Her of Controller the of behalf on T& M Convenience Convenience M T& Abbotts Ann Village Village Ann Abbotts Pinot Meunier to make high quality quality high make to Meunier Pinot Survey material has been reproduced with the permission of Ordnance Survey Survey Ordnance of permission the with reproduced been has material Survey Hampshire, SO20 6BE SO20 Hampshire, varieties, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and and Noir Pinot Chardonnay, varieties, Village Street, Chilbolton, Chilbolton, Street, Village Acknowledgements Romsey, SO51 8ED SO51 Romsey, made of the classic champagne champagne classic the of made 01264 860231 01264 Stockbridge, SO20 6EH SO20 Stockbridge, Alma Road Car Park, Park, Car Road Alma considerable plantings have been been have plantings considerable Village Store Village Longstock Park Nursery, Nursery, Park Longstock Test Valley Test 10am - 2pm, - 10am by a run of warmer summers, summers, warmer of run a by 01264 810270 01264 www.testvalley.gov.uk/tourism walk Churches of of Churches Chilbolton First Sunday of every month month every of Sunday First In more recent years, encouraged encouraged years, recent more In and Café and mobile or tablet, you can find them at: at: them find can you tablet, or mobile Get out and and out Get Parish Parish 01420 588671 01420 of any of these guides to use on your your on use to guides these of any of Bacchus and the red Dornfelder). 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Most of them them of Most summer. unpredictable guides on your your on guides necessity, those that will thrive in our our in thrive will that those necessity, Where to buy Test Valley wines Valley Test buy to Where in England and Wales are, by by are, Wales and England in Get any of these these of any Get Grape varieties selected for planting planting for selected varieties Grape prefers different growing conditions. growing different prefers can be used to make wine and each each and wine make to used be can Heritage Trail Heritage Winkle Guide Pocket Valley Test Valley Test are about 10,000 grape varieties that that varieties grape 10,000 about are Andover Andover and Sprat Stockbridge Literary of Taste A what of lesser-known grapes? There There grapes? lesser-known of what Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon but but Sauvignon Cabernet and Blanc Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Sauvignon Grigio, Pinot Chardonnay, widely planted varieties such as as such varieties planted widely Test Valley Vineyards Valley Test We may be familiar with the most most the with familiar be may We Grape Varieties Grape 56% Annual Growth Cycle of adults drink The main influences on vineyards are the “ sparkling wine - that’s 100 million “ bottles! weather, soil and topography, plus grape varieties, rootstock and clonal type Why Test Valley is good for vineyards Pruning inJanuary Bud Burst begins March Pruning in January to create Fresh green shoots start to the fruiting arms for emerge from the canes. The River Test is famous across the As the chalk characterises so much The conditions for wine growing in Topography and Slope Climate Frost the summer growth. Hoping for no frosts. world for the gentle art of fly fishing. The of Hampshire it is no surprise that Test Valley are favourable because it is Prunings are taken gin clear water owes its character to the the county plays host to dozens of well blessed with the perfect geology, The ideal site is half way up a south The climate in southern England, Grapes are picked before serious frost away to avoid re- Hampshire chalk over which it flows. vineyards from very small family-owned topography and climate – what the facing slope to avoid cool air which coupled with a good site, is favourable takes the leaves away exposing the fruit infection. enterprises right up to some of the best- French call “le terroir”. accumulates at the bottom of the valley. for the production of ripe grapes. The to birds. Grapes are ripe when the pips The 300-foot thick layer of upper known English wineries. UK is on the northern edge (50° N) are brown and the sugar/acid balance Flowering chalk, laid down 100 million years ago, South and south west slopes attract the of the band where wine grapes are is just right. Harvested Geology most sunshine and are more exposed from June extends under the English Channel to Test Valley has 11 different vineyards and successfully grown aound the globe. in October northern France - home to Champagne devotes more acres to wine growing The depth of the upper chalk can vary to the south westerly wind which dries Moisture to July and Chablis and also makes Test Valley (some 250 acres) than anywhere else in widely but it takes rainwater 100 years the grapes and canopy and helps Sun by hand the perfect place for another interesting Hampshire. to filter through the hill and reappear as prevent fungal diseases. Vines don’t like wet feet. A late wet local product – the grapes to make Sunshine is the most important spring can spell disaster. Raindrops spring water. On the other hand, vines on a south sparkling white wine and sparkling pink Nyetimber, Stockbridge element - not enough and they lack can prevent pollination of the wind- east slope may ripen sooner and have Rosé. Danebury, Stockbridge The chalk and flint soil in Test Valley flavour, as they have to stay on the pollinated grape flowers which appear higher yields due to the reduced wind. Black Chalk Wine, Andover lends the wine its minerality and gives vine longer to ripen; too much and in June. Veraison (ripening) This leaflet celebrates wine growing Leckford, Stockbridge character to the flavour. A slope of about five degrees also they ripen too quickly! and wine making in Test Valley and Somborne Valley, King’s Somborne allows good drainage. Wet summers bring the threat of fungal August to September berries take encourages you to come and sample Coach House, West Wellow The 40cms of chalky soil, sitting on top Long summer days allow for diseases yet sufficient moisture is on colour and become softer as its delights by visiting its many beautiful Embley Wines, East Wellow of pure chalk bed rock is enough. Vines Height maximum ripening of the grapes needed to swell the grapes. The worst they are built up with sugars. villages and exploring its lovely Foxford Vineyard, East Wellow may have a long tap root but just 15- ensuring strong fruit flavours. Cold weather is frost and hail, as this can Canopy and leaf thinning in 30cm of soil is enough for the smaller Between 40-70m above sea level is cause the whole crop to be lost.
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