Gusbourne: The Award Sweeper

In 2025, Gusbourne swept the IWC awards - three best-in-class trophies, six gold medals, accounting for over half of England's 11 golds that year. Their Kent vineyards use predominantly Burgundian clones of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Meunier. This is England's most decorated producer.

What to do there

3 things to do

1. 1 Visit the Tasting Room Wine · Price: high

   Experience England's most awarded sparkling wines.

   Book at gusbourne.com. The estate in Kent has a beautiful tasting room. Request their Blanc de Blancs and Rosé - both award winners. Ask about their Burgundian clone selection.

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2. 2 Taste the Best-in-Class Winners Wine · Price: high

   Three best-in-class trophies at IWC 2025.

   Ask which wines won best-in-class trophies at IWC 2025. Gusbourne swept with three trophies and six golds. Taste the winning wines if available.

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3. 3 Learn About Burgundian Clones History · Free · Optional

   Why did Gusbourne choose Burgundian clones for English soil?

   Ask about their clone selection. Gusbourne uses predominantly Burgundian clones - a strategic choice that connects their wines to Burgundy's thousand years of Pinot knowledge.

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Insider tips

• 2025: three best-in-class trophies, six golds - over half of England's 11 golds

• Burgundian clones chosen specifically for quality

• Kent terroir has different character from Sussex chalk

• One of England's most consistent award winners