Aim-listed UK wine producer’s plans will require investors with deeper pockets to step up to the bar
Sparkling wine specialist launches review of long-term funding options to invest in new vineyards
Sparkling wine specialist has benefited from better harvests because of hot summers and events sponsorship
Reluctant beneficiary of climate change says temperature rises will double the size of its business by 2026
Sales at Kent winemaker climb as champagne drinkers embrace local producers
Kent vineyard announces £7m fundraising and £15m credit facility against its stock of bottles
Market is worth £2bn but double-digit sales growth of recent years is forecast to drop
Serious investors have added fizz to their portfolios: is it time do likewise?
Weather trends are in growers’ favour and help to explain the surge in vines planted
The training ground with an international alumni network and students producing award-winning wines
‘England’s army of vignerons is bullish at the moment. The total area of Britain under vine has doubled in the past seven years’
Popularity of domestic labels boosted by French and fervour for fizz
Energy company quits consortium hoping to build power and carbon capture plant
Chapel Down, one of the biggest producers, reports first-half sales and gross profits up a third
A promising growth story that attracts a frothy premium for investors
Investors put further £40m into fledgling sector this year despite watchdog’s warning
Kent-based company sees total tonnage of fruit up 40% on 2013
How Chapel Down, the winemaker, is raising funds through crowdfunding
The UK has led a revolution in lending, with a crowdfunding market worth £1bn last year. Will the FCA rules pop the bubble?
Chapel Down raises £3.95m despite frothy valuation
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