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Wine from the United Kingdom Foster's seedling are still available. Most of the wine consumed in Britain is imported from other countries. Now that English wine is being produced in larger quantities, more people in Britain are buying it as opposed to imported wines. The quantities produced are tiny compared to the volumes consumed, less than 1% according to DEFRA. In 2008 1.34 million, in 2009 3.17 million and 2010 4 million bottles of English wine were produced. Supermarkets tend to sell all wines at the market rate irrespective of their country of origin. Currently, most English wines have a £7 – £12 pricetag, with