Clarkson's Pub Now Serves British Wine!

Jeremy Clarkson's The Farmer's Dog pub, located in the Cotswolds, has begun selling its own range of British wines. This development marks a shift for the establishment, which opened in August 2024 with a commitment to serving exclusively British food and drink products. Initially, wine was notably absent from the menu, but this has now changed with the introduction of Knollbury Fort, a new line of English wines.

The pub's statement emphasized the significant improvement in English wine production, attributing it to warmer summers and skilled viticulture. They aim to champion British farming and showcase the country's capability in producing world-class wines. This expansion of offerings also includes Condimaniac ketchup, a product made entirely from British ingredients. The creation of this ketchup was a challenging endeavor, involving sourcing tomatoes from the Isle of Wight and other components from across Britain, finally fulfilling a request from Clarkson's Diddly Squat team.