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- English red wine accounts for less than 5% of all English wine production, underscoring its niche status.
- The category has a reputation for being overpriced, with most bottles priced between £15 and £25.
- Climate change and shifting tastes are making English red wines more viable, according to Adrian Pike of Westwell.
- Notable options include Westwell's Pinot Noir 2023 and Winbirri's dornfelder, both priced above £25.
