Top Wineries of Great Britain 2026 Awards Discover the Top Wineries of Great Britain 2026 ➝ Winery of the YearGreat Britain 2026Winner Nyetimber West Sussex Sparkling Wine of the YearGreat Britain 2026Winner 5/5 97/100 1086 by Nyetimber 2014 #1 of 16 2014 Sparkling whites from South East A youthful pale gold, still remarkably fresh in aroma while showing the developed complexity of bottle evolution. When tasted, it is beautifully balanced with full-flavoured, ripe appley fruit supported by a firm spine of juicy pineappley acidity; nuanced and complex with a divine creamy nuttiness, finely balanced and finishing luxuriously dry. What a wine! GBP 150 Sparkling Rosé of the YearGreat Britain 2026Winner 1 93.4 5/5 95/100 Gusbourne Rosé 2020 # of 2020 Sparkling rosés from Kent A deep coppery pink, bright and fresh in aroma with an appealing background trace of berry fruit. In the mouth there's plenty of raspberries and cream in the mousse, which is superbly full-flavoured, distinctly creamy and rich in texture, buoyed by a lively mousse. Beautifully balanced, it tapers towards an appetisingly dry, elegantly styled finish. A restrained and elegantly styled English rosé. GBP 55 Blanc de Blancs of the YearGreat Britain 2026Winner 5/5 95/100 Chapel Down Kit's Coty Blanc de Blancs 2019 #2 of 15 2019 Sparkling blanc de blancs from England Pale gold with fresh, bright aromas showing notes of crème fraîche autolysis, floral and smooth. In the mouth, this youthful, richly concentrated blanc de blancs is developing nicely, with a delicacy of texture whose juicy, ripe orchard-apple fruit is buoyed by a fine, creamy mousse and subtle toasty notes that wouldn't be out of place in Champagne's Côte des Blancs. This pure chardonnay finishes stylishly dry, and the overall balance suggests more ageing potential than most of us want or need. GBP 65 Blanc de Noirs of the YearGreat Britain 2026Winner 5/5 95/100 Hundred Hills Blanc de Noirs 2021 # of 2021 Sparkling reds from Thames & Chilterns A hint of rose gold in the colour suggests a fair portion of black grapes. The nose is invitingly rich and toasty, showing classic secondary-fermentation autolytic development. In the mouth, a fine-textured mousse expands beautifully across the tongue, dissipating in high-quality red fruit, toffee apple and nutty flavours, and finishing refreshingly dry. GBP 66