Camel Valley is First English Sparkling Wine to be Awarded a Royal Warrant

Camel Valley has been awarded the Royal Warrant, by Command of His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. The warrant was granted for the supply of English Sparkling Wines.

Camel Valley wines have been served on numerous Royal occasions over many years and were on the menu at the State Banquet held at Buckingham Palace in honour of the King and Queen of Spain on 12 July 2017. Camel Valley was also served at a star studded reception to celebrate the Duchess of Cornwall’s birthday at Clarence House the following day.

Sam and Bob Lindo were lucky enough to be invited to Clarence House for the birthday reception hosted by the Prince of Wales. The wines served were 2013 Camel Valley Pinot Noir rose at Buckingham Palace and 2013 Camel Valley ‘Cornwall’ Brut at Clarence House. Camel Valley wines were also served at the Commonwealth Conference chaired by HRH the Prince of Wales in Sri Lanka.

Said Bob Lindo: ‘We are delighted, it’s a great honour and we are very proud to be the first ‘By Royal Appointment’ English Sparkling Wine’.

The criteria for the award of a Royal Warrant are quite strict, with an emphasis on consistent supply over at least 7 years and a high emphasis on sustainability.

Camel Valley has won numerous wine awards, including a Trophy for Summer Days for their Pinot Noir Rose 2014 at The World’s Finest Glass of Bubbly Awards 2017.