VEO Wines

21/06/2021

Take if from us, English Wine, especially Organic English Wine is no joke. What better way to celebrate English Wine Week and ‘the start of summer’ than with a glass of wine from one of the fine producers we have right on our doorstep. Find out more at

Wines being produced in the UK are up there with the best and have a very unique crisp, very aromatic, fresh style that makes them very drinkable

19/03/2021

Situated on the northern tip of New Zealand’s South Island, the region of Marlborough is best known for growing Sauvignon Blanc grapes.

Vines can be traced back to c1867 but for most of the 20th century, the South Island mainly grew cereals and sheep. It wasn’t until 1973 when the well known producer Montana started to establish its vineyards.

Read more here: https://veowines.co.uk/marlborough-sauvignon-blanc/

11/03/2021

It's Thursday, which means it's nearly Friday, which means it's practically the weekend.

08/03/2021

Facts about rosé wine.

1. Rosé was the first type of wine, and was first produced in 7000BC.

2. It's made pink using the skin of red grapes.

3. Rosé is not for keeping, and should be consumed within three years of purchase at the longest.

4. Rosé is typically cheaper than red wine because it does not have to mature as long and is simpler to make.

5. Rosé was first produced by the Greeks, who founded a colony in Marseille and introduced rosé wine to Provence.

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03/03/2021

Dreaming.

02/03/2021

Can vegans drink wine?

Yes. Yes, they can. But there are some things they need to look out for. Read for more.

https://veowines.co.uk/vegan-wine/

27/02/2021

Our top five facts about grapes.

1. Grapes are extremely nutritious. They're proven to hydrate the body, keep your heart healthy, and reduce the risk of diabetes.

2. As well as being eaten and used for wine, grapes are also used in medicine.

3. For nutritional benefit, grapes are best consumed when fat, juicy, plump, and wrinkle free.

4. The first instances of grapes being used to produce wine appear in documentation 8,000 years ago.

5. Table grapes and wine grapes are different. The grapes we use to make wine are smaller, and have thicker skin and lots of seeds!

Do you know a fact about grapes? Drop it below!

11/02/2021

Introducing this lovely - a GOLD Winner in the International Awards. Pale yellow with green hues in colour. Ripe melon and peach aromas with a touch of tropical fruit. Clean and refreshing.

06/02/2021

We’ve had some lovely feedback recently about this Cabernet Franc - and we have to agree it’s a beautiful red, in fact I’m opening it now! For more info, link in bio.

03/02/2021

Messing about in the snow again.