Chancelleries
North Yorshire
Values that the North of England and the Saint-Émilion winegrowing area have in common
A word from the
Chancellor
About the Chancellery
General info
Foundation date
Founded in 1983, when the British Chancellery (created in 1970) was divided into two.
Localisation
York and the north of the United Kingdom
Adress
Tholthorpe Hall Farl - Tholthorpe Y061 1SN YORK
york@Jurade.org.uk
Members
Chancellor
Tim Hartley
Number of members
560
Chancellor
Tim Hartley
Tim Hartley acquired his taste for wine from his father, who was himself a Vigneron d’Honneur of the Jurade. In 1990, Tim Hartley met the then Chancellor in England, who invited him to come to Saint-Émilion for the Harvest Proclamation. He fell deeply in love with the Jurisdiction, not only for its wines and the beauty of its landscapes, but also because of the welcome he was given by the winegrowers. He was inducted as a Vigneron d’Honneur in 1993 and Chancellor in 2005, and is proud and happy to be an Ambassador for Saint-Émilion.
Chancellor
Chancellery
The British Chancelleries are always pleased to present the wines of Saint-Émilion to wine clubs and groups of wine enthusiasts, and are glad to be able to raise funds for charities. They are also happy to welcome anyone who wants to join the British Association of the Jurade (no fees). Members of the Association take part in group visits to Saint-Émilion in June, July and September and enjoy lunches and dinners organized around the wines of the Jurisdiction. Tim can also help and advise wine-lovers who want to visit Saint-Émilion on their own.
Latest news
from the chancellery
Dinner at the Mansion House
Profits to the Right Honourable Lord Mayor’s Charities
23 March 2018
Dinner in the Archers' Hall
With the Commanderie of Bordeaux, in Edinburgh.