English Wine Week: Introducing Fitz

Each year, English Wine Week is an opportunity to showcase the best that England has to offer when it comes to wine. We’re lucky to have a sensational selection of homegrown wines and Fitz Sparkling Wine is no exception.

We’re here to tell you everything you need to know about Fitz, available to order now at your local Elite Pub!

Named after the Anglo-Norman name Fitzroy, meaning son of the King and a name often given to illegitimate sons and daughters of the King, Fitz are more than familiar with the concept of doing things a little bit differently.

To understand why the name is so fitting, we need to find out what makes Fitz so unique. It’s a well known fact that wines and their sparkling counterparts are made using grapes but it’s what happens next that makes all the difference.

To top it all off, Fitz is made with English grapes, grown by English farmers and produced by an English winemaker just across the border in Sussex. There’s nothing we love better than locally made produce and Fitz is the perfect blend of innovation, quality and fun. All of our favourite things!

Head over to our Facebook to enter our #EnglishWineWeek competition to be in with a chance of winning six bottles of Fitz! Fitz is also currently available on our take away wine list and will be ready to order by the glass or bottle when we re-open our doors this July.

To top it all off, Fitz is made with English grapes, grown by English farmers and produced by an English winemaker just across the border in Sussex. There’s nothing we love better than locally made produce and Fitz is the perfect blend of innovation, quality and fun. All of our favourite things!

Head over to our Facebook to enter our #EnglishWineWeek competition to be in with a chance of winning six bottles of Fitz! Fitz is also currently available on our take away wine list and will be ready to order by the glass or bottle when we re-open our doors this July.