Framingham Wine

Framingham Wine derives its name from the village of Framingham, located in Southern Norfolk in the UK. This small village was the ancestral home of the company's founder, Rex Brooke-Taylor.

 

The vineyards that produce Framingham Wine date back to the early 1980's where Brooke-Taylor first started planting the relatively young, stony, free-draining river bed soils of the Estate just outside Renwick. The original vines are believed to be the first to be planted in Marlborough on phylloxera resistant rootstock.