This year we are celebrating Harry’s 39th Birthday, along with Hermione and Ron, he will be celebrating his birthday with his wife Ginny Weasley and their three children, James Sirius Potter, Lily Luna Potter and Albus Severus Potter. Ridgeview was founded in 1994 by Mike and Chris Roberts in the village of Ditchling in the South Downs of England and Mike and Christine planted the classic Champagne varieties.

July 31st, 1980, I don’t know the exact hour or minute, but this is the day that the boy who lived, Harry James Potter was born, it’s amazing that a fictional character has created such a connection with so many people, that some people will celebrate his birthday, so whether you are dressing up, watching the movies, reading the books or just saying Expelliarmus!!!!!!!! enjoy the day with an English Sparkling Wine. Tasting Notes – “Creamy aromas. Floral and light fruit flavours. A pleasing and memorable tasting experience.” Flavour – “Zesty yellow stone fruit flavours, crisp with a creaminess in length, a melted butter feel on the palate with a hint of burnt toast.”This Ridgeview won a Gold Medal in the Fireworks Category at The World’s Finest Glass of Bubbly Awards 2018. This Denbies won a Silver Medal in the Summer Days Category at The World’s Finest Glass of Bubbly Awards 2019. Ridgeview – Slytherin Harry Fact – On his 11th birthday, Harry Potter traveled to Hogwarts for the first time, where, well I don’t think I need to tell you what happens next. The English Sparkling Wine

You just have to choose a bottle of English Sparkling Wine to enjoy on Harry Potter’s Birthday, although Harry Potter is enjoyed worldwide, it is one of England’s greatest Film franchises thanks to J.K. Rowling. Ridgeview’s trade mark MERRET™ is in honour of Englishman Christopher Merret. In 1662 he presented a paper to the Royal Society in London which documented the process of making traditional method sparkling wines. This was 30 years before the technique was documented in Champagne. To celebrate Merret’s achievements Ridgeview has kept a London connection when naming their range of wines.