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A taste of Churcher's 1722

Parents, Mike and Hilary Wagstaff, hosted a fabulous evening tour of Greyfriars Vineyard...

On a balmy June evening near Guidlford, Mike and Hilary Wagstaff of Greyfriars vieyard and producers of Churcher's 1722 Classic Cuvee, treated 40 people from the Churcher's community to a fascinating tour of their estate.

Guests left having learnt a lot about the wine-making process, the machinery involved and tasting 6 different wines. 

All proceeds from the evening, including sales of Greyfriars wines, were directed to the Richard Churcher Foundation and the provision of bursary awards at Churcher's College - over £1,000.

To buy Churcher's 1722, in celebration of the School's 300th anniversary, please click here. For every bottle bought, £5 will be donated to the Richard Churcher Foundation.

 

 

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