Wine created in South Staffordshire on the menu at Jeremy Clarkson's new pub
The reputation of a popular vineyard has been reflected through its inclusion on the drinks list of Jeremy Clarkson's new pub.
The broadcaster and star of Clarkson's Farm on Amazon Prime has opened a new pub in the Cotswolds called The Farmer's Dog and has chosen a drinks menu made up of products made exclusively in the United Kingdom.
Among the items on the drinks menu include beer and cider made by Hawkstone Brewery and a number of red, white and rose wines chosen from vineyards from around the country, including the Penny Red made by Bobbington-based Halfpenny Green Vineyard.
The wine, which is described on the Halfpenny Green website as "A well-rounded wine, with black cherries and forest fruits on the nose and palate", is being advertised on the drinks menu as Chateau Stourbridge and is on sale at £7 or £10 per glass and £36 per bottle.
A message on social media from the Halfpenny Green Vineyard said: "The secret is out the bag.
"You may have heard of a well-known celebrity opening a beautiful pub in the Cotswolds.
"Well, Mr Jeremy Clarkson has chosen our beautiful Penny Red for his menu and one of his red wines of choice, so if you visit, don’t forget to tag us in, and if you can get “our Jezza” in a selfie, even better.
"Always support British farmers and local businesses."