Wine from Surrey is making taste buds go wild after once in a century crop of grapes

England's largest vineyard, located near London, celebrated a remarkable 2014 vintage, hailed as a once-in-a-century crop. The vineyard's success is attributed to favorable weather conditions, leading to both high quality and quantity of grapes. The British wine industry, once seen as amateurish, is now gaining global recognition, with increased exports and prestigious awards. The number of English winemakers has reached a two-decade high, indicating a promising future for the industry.

What are the current trends in the English wine industry regarding exports?

What does the increase in the number of English wine makers indicate about the industry?