What better way gift a bottle of Hambledon than with a personalised message on our signature English Sparkling Wine to show someone you care?
Simply create your personalised message; we’ll then hand-engrave this underneath the neck of the bottle and send it to the address of your choice, inside a luxury gift box as an additional personal touch.
Personalized bottle engraving available. Please select using dropdown and use gift message box during checkout for message. 100 character limit.
Please allow for up to 2-3 days for delivery.
We aim to process and ship your wine the same day if your order is placed before 11am Monday to Friday (excluding Bank Holidays). We ship our parcels through DHL 24hr delivery with tracking information.
Orders made over the weekend will be processed the following Monday.
Deliveries will be charged at a flat rate of £4.50 (except for Saturday Deliveries) for all orders UK Mainland and exclude the Scottish Highlands (AB, DD, IV, KW, PA, PH) and Islands, Northern Ireland, The Isle of Man, The Isle of Wight, The Scilly Isles and the Channel Islands.
“A wine with a golden nose and golden flavours: pear tarte Tatin, tobacco leaves, saffron. Shortbread topped with clementine slices. Hedonistic, lavish, tremendous depth and layers. An inset of nuttiness, almost consumed by the fruit but very much there: pan-toasted hazelnuts and walnuts. Impressive.”
Hambledon Classic Cuvée is blended to be the finest expression of our special terroir, using the classic Champagne grape varieties of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. The aim is to capture the vivacity that our chalky soil brings and align it with the apple-fresh energy that marks the best of English Sparkling Wine. Chardonnay is this wine’s most important component and its creamy character, allied with notes of ripe apricot and crisp pear, is at its heart, and it is complemented by gentle soft red fruit notes from Pinot Noir and a subtle savoury edge from Pinot Meunier. We aim to age the wine for at least three years in the bottle in our cellars before release, and this develops intriguing nutty and brioche notes from its contact with the lees and gives more complexity. The wine is always quite dry, so as not to mask its purity and allow the heart of Hambledon to sing.
