In the heart of the Garden of England, a quiet revolution has been unfolding. Kent is now firmly in the global wine spotlight, with experts hailing it as one of the most exciting wine regions in the world. Its cool climate and unique terroir lend themselves to wines of elegance and complexity, rivalling the best from traditional wine-producing nations. At the forefront of this movement is Balfour Winery, an estate that has not only set the standard for English winemaking but has also been recognised as England's Best Vineyard to Visit.
A founding member of Sustainable Wines GB, Balfour Winery is committed to pioneering a responsible approach to viticulture. The estate’s ancient woodlands, wildflower meadows, and rich biodiversity support a thriving ecosystem, reinforcing the winery’s philosophy that great wine starts with great land. It’s not just the vines that are carefully nurtured here, but also the flora and fauna that call this stunning landscape home.
Visitors to Balfour Winery can experience this dedication firsthand. From vineyard tours and tutored tastings to the award-winning Winemaker’s Kitchen, every detail is crafted to celebrate the estate’s ‘what grows together, goes together’ philosophy. The restaurant’s ever-evolving menu is a love letter to local Kentish produce, perfectly paired with the winery’s celebrated range.
Balfour’s wines have consistently won international acclaim, cementing the estate’s reputation as a leader in the English wine movement. Each bottle tells the story of this extraordinary terroir. For those looking to discover the best of English wine, Balfour Winery has curated the ‘Introduction to English Wine’ mixed case; a collection of six standout bottles showcasing the estate’s craftsmanship and diversity.
The Balfour Winery range
Inside, you’ll find Nannette’s Rosé 2024, England’s answer to a Côtes de Provence, which won Gold at the Global Rosé Masters last year. Luke’s Pinot Noir 2023, widely considered England’s best red wine, also features, having achieved Silver at the Global Pinot Noir Masters 2025. Liberty’s Bacchus 2023 captures the vibrant floral and citrus notes that make this grape a national treasure, while Skye’s Chardonnay 2022, made unoaked in the Chablis-style, highlights the elegance and minerality of English still wines.
The case is completed with two outstanding sparkling wines Leslie’s Reserve Rosé and Leslie’s Reserve Brut, both crafted in the traditional method, delivering finesse and complexity in every glass. Notably, Leslie’s Reserve Brut secured Gold at the International Wine Challenge, further cementing Balfour’s reputation for excellence.
This exclusive case is currently available with a saving of over 20% off the retail price now just £140 (RRP: £180). Each bottle comes with tasting notes and expert pairing suggestions, making it the perfect introduction to the dynamic world of English wine. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer, Balfour Winery invites you to raise a glass to the future of English wine crafted with care, rooted in nature, and set to take the world by storm.
To explore the full range of wines, book a visit, or learn more about Balfour Winery, visit balfourwinery.com and keep up to date on their Instagram @balfourwinery.
