Sparkling wine sales fizz for Chapel Down amid price rises
The Kent-based business said sales of traditional-method sparkling wine surged by more than 50% over 2022.
Winemaker Chapel Down has reported a jump in sales and profits after selling a record number of sparkling wines and bumping up its prices.
The Kent-based company said sales of traditional-method sparkling wine – which includes its Brut and sparkling Bacchus – surged by more than 50% over 2022, as the business took steps to become a premium brand.
It sold a record 790,000 bottles following an “outstanding” harvest during the year, which means it could produce more than two million bottles of wine.
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