(BBC) - France, Italy and Spain are some of the world's best known wine producing countries but could a growing English wine making industry ever threaten their dominance?

At English winemaker Chapel Down the opinions of a group of tourists sampling the various wines it produces are mixed.

"A bit bitter," is Toronto tourist Lucy Fernandez's take on the vineyard's Flint Dry white wine.

She says Canadians are open to drinking wines from all over the world, but she wouldn't buy this variety.

However, Andrew from Adelaide has tried the Bacchus 2016 white and says it "compares quite well" to wines he's used to back in South Australia.