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5 melhores regiões de vinho espumante para visitar em 2025
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5 melhores regiões de vinho espumante para visitar em 2025

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Laura Seidanova

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Creation Wines

Creation Wines is a family-owned wine estate located in the Hemel-en-Aarde Ridge near Hermanus. The estate is known for its cool-climate wines, including their award-winning sparkling wines. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings, cellar tours, and food pairings at the estate's beautiful tasting room.

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Hamilton Russell Vineyards

Hamilton Russell Vineyards is a renowned wine estate located in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley near Hermanus. The estate is known for its exceptional cool-climate wines, including their highly regarded sparkling wines. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings and cellar tours at the estate, as well as explore the beautiful vineyards and surrounding natural landscape.

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Bouchard Finlayson

Bouchard Finlayson is a prestigious wine estate located in the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley near Hermanus. The estate is known for its exceptional cool-climate wines, including their acclaimed sparkling wines. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings, cellar tours, and scenic walks through the vineyards at the estate.

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5. English Sparkling Wine - The Rise of English Fizz

English Sparkling Wine is on the rise, with many comparing it to Champagne in terms of quality and taste.

English sparkling wine has gained international recognition in recent years for its exceptional quality and unique character. The cool climate and chalky soils of southern England provide ideal conditions for growing the classic Champagne grape varieties, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. English sparkling wines are produced using the traditional method, the same method used to make Champagne, resulting in wines with fine bubbles and complex flavors.

The South East of England is the main region for English sparkling wine production, with vineyards located in counties such as Sussex, Kent, and Hampshire. These vineyards offer stunning landscapes and picturesque settings for wine tasting and tours.

Wineries to visit in South East England

Ridgeview Wine Estate

Ridgeview Wine Estate is a family-owned winery located in the South Downs of Sussex. The estate is known for its award-winning English sparkling wines, which have gained international acclaim. Visitors can enjoy guided tours of the vineyards and winery, as well as tastings of Ridgeview's exceptional wines.

Nyetimber Winery

Nyetimber is one of England's most renowned sparkling wine producers, located in West Sussex. The winery is known for its exceptional quality sparkling wines, which have been served at prestigious events and occasions. Visitors can enjoy tours and tastings at the winery, as well as explore the beautiful vineyards and surrounding countryside.

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Chapel Down Winery

Chapel Down is one of England's leading wine producers, located in the heart of the Kent countryside. The winery is known for its range of still and sparkling wines, including their acclaimed English sparkling wines. Visitors can enjoy tours and tastings at the winery, as well as dine at the on-site restaurant and explore the beautiful vineyards.

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Rathfinny Wine Estate

Rathfinny Wine Estate is a family-owned winery located in the South Downs of Sussex. The estate is known for its high-quality English sparkling wines, which have received numerous awards and accolades. Visitors can enjoy tours and tastings at the winery, as well as explore the beautiful vineyards and surrounding countryside.

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Bosman Family Vineyards

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An 8-generation long vineyard dedicated to the betterment of vines and vine nurseries as well as grape farmers further improving wine production. Bosman family vineyard treats its vineyard as heritage with faith, hope, and love. The family has been practicing ethical and practical winemaking through grafting and growing of harvest tended with great care. 

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Holden Manz Wine Estate

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The winery’s history dates back to the 1990s when Gerard Holden and Migo Man set out with a clear goal in mind: to make exceptional wines from noble grape varietals. They assisted in the selection of Franschhoek, Western Cape, South Africa, based on their extensive travels to various wine areas throughout the world and the knowledge gained over the years. 

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Strandveld Vineyards

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Just 9 km from the sea, between Elim and Cape Agulhas, lies the Strandveld Vineyards, the most southern winery in the whole content of Africa. It was in 2001 that a group of passionate wine lovers found this particular land to be of interest. 

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5. Sparkles of Tasmania, Australia. Calm and Gorgeous Paradise of Australia

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Cooler regions of Australia, like Margaret River and Tasmania, produce beautiful Sparkling Wines in traditional styles. Blanc de Blancs Brut is an Australian sparkling wine made entirely of Chardonnay using the Champenois method. It has a creamy mousse texture, subtle floral scents, and flavors of lemon curd and apple peels.

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The chilly climate of Tasmania has made it an ideal place for the production of sparkling wine. Several of Australia's best-known sparkling wine producers have built production facilities on the island to make their Cuvée bases. These Cuvées are subsequently transported to the main facilities of the mainland winery. Even French Champagne producers, such as Moet et Chandon, have recently acknowledged the outstanding quality of Tasmanian sparkling wines and begun using Tasmanian grapes in the development of their own line of Australian sparkling wines.

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By far the most appealing aspect of Tasmania is its breathtaking natural beauty and dramatic terrain. The island's environment ranges from steep and rocky mountain cliffs to ancient rainforests, roaring waterfalls, and long white sandy beaches. In recent years, Tasmania has established itself as the leading gastronomic destination in the Southern Hemisphere. The fertile soil, native farming traditions, and quantity of high-quality fish contribute to the region's wonderful cuisine. Although outstanding cuisine and restaurants can be found throughout Tasmania, Hobart has emerged as the state's food capital. 

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Wineries to visit in Tasmania

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Grey Sands Vineyard

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Grey Sands Vineyard is a small, family-owned, winery located on the western edge of the Tamar Valley in northern Tasmania. The name Grey Sands reflects its logo, soil type, brand, and their philosophy. Bob and Rita started planting in their garden and vineyards as early as 1988. 

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Grey Sands Vineyard takes advantage of the soils in their vineyards planting several varieties for a range of flavors and aromas.

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Bishops Vineyard

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The Bishops Vineyard is a small boutique winery at the southern end of Meehan Range and in the proximity of the Coal River Valley in Southern Tasmania. The family is well-experienced in winemaking and understands that work done in the vineyards is vital for the production of natural, premium wines with a distinct taste. Phil Bishop, the owner of the family wine company, was the first person to plant Pinot Noir and Chardonnay vines here in 1999.

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Riversdale Estate

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The Riversdale Estate generations of the family making have been producing highly acclaimed wines for three generations. In addition to the vineyards and estates, passion, meticulous work, skills, and dedication have been preserved here. Winemakers of the estate meticulously follow a sustainable way of winemaking to provide top-quality wines while also expressing their responsibility to protect the environment.

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Laura Seidanova

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Laura Seidanova

Laura é uma entusiasta de vinho do Cazaquistão. Ela adora tirar fotos, conhecer pessoas novas e saborear uma boa taça de vinho com os amigos.
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