Hambledon is one of the pioneers of English sparkling wine, founded in 1952 in Hampshire and widely regarded as the birthplace of modern English winemaking. Set on chalk-rich soils similar to those of Champagne, Hambledon has played a key role in proving that England can produce world-class traditional-method sparkling wines with finesse, structure, and ageing potential.
Today, Hambledon is known for its precision winemaking, long lees ageing, and elegant house style, producing wines that showcase crisp acidity, fine mousse, citrus freshness, and subtle toasty complexity. With its historic legacy and modern ambition, Hambledon is a compelling choice for customers seeking premium English sparkling wine with heritage, credibility, and refined character.
