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British Airways is expanding its partnership with the award-winning Kent winery Gusbourne. From July, Club World customers will be able to enjoy Airbourne Reserve 2021, a limited-edition English sparkling wine created exclusively for British Airways.<\/p>\n
The wine has been selected specifically for how it tastes at altitude. Master of Wine Tim Jackson chose the Pinot Noir-dominant blend for its richer, rounder and more textured style. As part of the summer English wine selection, British Airways is also serving Gusbourne\u2019s Fifty One Degrees North 2016 in First and Gusbourne Ros\u00e9 2019 in Club World.<\/p>\n
Even the bottle has been designed with a nod to Britain\u2019s aviation heritage, with an Air Force blue label and an embossed herringbone pattern inspired by the twill fabric of original Royal Air Force uniforms, complemented by the distinctive RAF roundel.<\/p>\n
Since releasing its first vintage in 2010, Gusbourne has become one of England\u2019s leading sparkling wine producers. Its sparkling wines have won numerous international awards and are now exported to more than 40 markets worldwide.<\/p>\n
British Airways has really invested in improving its wine programme in recent years, placing greater emphasis on premium British producers alongside established international labels. Many other airlines have been going down a similar route. Iberia, for example, serves Spanish Wines and Cava in Business Class, whereas Air France serves a fantastic selection of French wines chosen by its head sommelier.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s nice to be able to try something new that\u2019s not available elsewhere. It\u2019s arguably better than many Champagnes, but this comes down to your personal taste. It\u2019s a more distinctive and interesting choice for Club World, and we look forward to trying it.<\/p>\n
Triple Heathrow Rewards Points on Parking for New Members<\/p>\n
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If you\u2019re driving to Heathrow this summer, and you\u2019re not yet signed up for My Heathrow (previously Heathrow Rewards), there\u2019s a good sign-up offer running at the moment. Unfortunately, if you\u2019re already a My Heathrow member, you are NOT eligible for the triple points offer.<\/p>\n
Until 3rd August 2026, anyone who registers for My Heathrow and pre-books with Official Heathrow Parking will earn triple Heathrow Rewards points on eligible parking bookings. That\u2019s 3 points per \u00a31 spent instead of 1, and you\u2019ll also receive a 100-point welcome bonus for joining.<\/p>\n
The promotion applies to Heathrow\u2019s official parking options, including Park & Ride, Terminal Parking, Meet & Greet and Pod Parking at T5.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re not familiar with My Heathrow, it\u2019s Heathrow Airport\u2019s free loyalty programme. You can earn points on a wide range of airport purchases, including official parking, shopping, dining and foreign currency. 500 points can be redeemed for a \u00a310 discount on a future Official Heathrow Parking booking, or \u00a35 to spend in a range of Heathrow eateries. With the cost of parking not cheap, offers like this can easily add up.<\/p>\n
Keep in mind that though you can transfer points into miles with airline partners, you can\u2019t do this with bonus points, so the 2 bonus points per \u00a31 can only be redeemed within the Heathrow Rewards programme.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve already got an account, there are still plenty of ways to earn from airport parking. On Avios.com, you can earn 7 Avios per \u00a31 for Heathrow parking, plus there are plenty of other partner companies and offers for other airports. There\u2019s also the option of 250+ extra Virgin points on Virgin Red for booking with Holiday Extras.<\/p>\n
Regardless of this offer, you should sign up for My Heathrow even if you only visit very occasionally.<\/p>\n
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