Patrick Sullivan

By the time he was 22, Patrick had worked several stints in vineyards and wine shops (including 18 months on the floor at London’s Selfridges), commenced a degree in winemaking - which he promptly changed to viticulture, and even studied actuarial science for a while. ⁣

When he was 24, thanks to a government tax rebate scheme for small winemakers, he set up his own brand on a shoestring budget. Shortly after, he developed an international reputation for making unprecedented bottles of fun: with naturally fluorescent colours, blended from grape varieties that traditionalists would say “aren’t meant to be blended together.”