Henners

Henners Winery is in East Sussex, England. It's known for its English sparkling wines. Lawrence Warr, a former Formula One engineer, founded it in 2007. His passion for winemaking and attention to detail have made Henners successful.

The winery is in Herstmonceux village. It has 4 acres of vineyards. The soil and climate here are perfect for growing Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier grapes. The vines are on south-facing slopes. This helps the grapes ripen well.

Henners focuses on making wines that show the terroir's character. The team uses traditional methods in the vineyard and winery. They let the grapes' natural qualities stand out. The wines are made using the traditional method. This includes secondary fermentation in the bottle. It adds complexity and finesse.

The sparkling wines are diverse and impressive. Their Vintage Brut is elegant with deep flavours. The Rosé is fruity with a delicate mousse. The Henners Native Grace series shows the winery's best. It has extended lees ageing, adding to the wines' complexity.

Collette O’Leary leads the winemaking team. Under her guidance, Henners keeps improving their wines. They have won critical acclaim and have many fans.

Sustainability is central at Henners. They practise eco-friendly viticulture. They minimise pesticide use and promote biodiversity. This keeps the vines healthy and protects the environment.

The winery also focuses on community and wine education. They offer tours and tastings. Visitors can learn about winemaking, taste the wines, and enjoy the countryside.

Henners Winery is a leader in English wine. They make top-quality sparkling wines. They are committed to showing the unique East Sussex terroir. They also focus on sustainable practices and innovation. Henners is known for its wines, education efforts, and community work. They continue to make a mark in the wine world, one bottle at a time.