it? Yeah, I think it's lovely.

Actually, it's just...

I just love the acidity on this wine.

It's always so consistent in our timber as well.

It's great, isn't it? It's really good.

Excellent.

And we've got a rosé here.

Yeah, we've got it.

Yes, I might need a

mic.

That's all right.

So the Champagne Gardé is the house champagne.

But what we thought we'd do here is actually show you, because we're working with L'Anson here, is the Blanc de Blanc.

Right, yeah.

So nice and dry, 100% Chardonnay as we know.

You've got lemon posset.

Ridgeview, yeah.

Yeah, so Bolney's interesting.

One of the first producers I ever discovered, started in 1972, family bizzo, then they sold three or four years ago.

And interestingly enough, the first wines I discovered then were actually still wines.

Really? Rather than sparkling.

So that was how I got to know their Chardonnay and their Pinot Gris.

And here, they've been making good sparkling for years and years.

Yeah, I thought so.

Amazingly, though, he was never paid a penny, and he had to use up all his holidays.

The first question I asked at Lilleshall was, "Where's the medical bag?" We didn't have one.

We didn't have anything.

And the first day, I had to go into Whitchurch to a local chemist and virtually bought up his chemist shop.

Neil,

what have we got here? Well, we've got Chapel Down.

We've gone off to Kent.

Oh, I like Chapel Down.

Yeah, we like Chapel Down.

You like Chapel Down, don't you, Lydia? So they're here now.

The Jockey Club's official English wine sponsor as well.

But