The UK’s largest specialist wine retailer, Majestic, is opening a new store

Exterior of new Majestic store

The UK’s largest specialist wine retailer, Majestic, is opening a new store in Haywards Heath, West Sussex. Situated in the heartlands of English sparkling wine production and with domestic vineyard visits on the rise, the new store is expected to see record sales of homegrown fizz sold within its first weekend alone.

The area is already home to some of the leading names in English wine including Nytimber and Bolney, both of which will be stocked at the new Majestic store. Interest in visiting English vineyards has boomed over recent years and more and more holidaymakers are choosing to visit as part of their staycations. So much so in fact that AirBnB recently added a vineyard category to its website.

Majestic provides all of its new colleagues with WSET qualifications as one of Europe’s largest wine educators, ensuring they have the expertise in wine that sets the brand’s shopping experience apart. So, if you’re looking for advice on the perfect wine for your big day, why not head over there and check it out?

You can also find Majestic online at www.majestic.co.uk

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