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Blandford, or His Grace as he will now be formally addressed, has more than 20 convictions going back 30 years for drug offences, burglary, criminal damage, numerous driving offences and even punching a police officer. The 11th Duke became the first aristocrat for more than a century to attempt to use the courts to deny his direct heir his eventual title, and was ultimately thwarted because the act of Parliament that gifted Blenheim to the 1st Duke of Marlborough forbade any intervention in the inheritance.

Two years ago it emerged during a Channel 4 documentary about the family that Blandford had stayed clean of drugs for several years, earning something of a reprieve from his father, who agreed that he should inherit overall charge of the estate, though with trustees retaining a power of veto. The 11th Duke said at the time: But over the top of him — and over the top of me — are trustees.

The 11th Duke, a cousin of Sir Winston Churchill and a distant relative by marriage of Diana, Princess of Wales, was married four times, and leaves five children.

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Matt Johnson, Alex Lovell. It is one of the oldest Stations in Marlborough, dating back to the ‘s when it was settled by Constantine Dillon. In Brent Marris of Marisco Vineyards purchased the 2, ha property with sights set for not only it’s pastoral farming potential but also to convert a large portion of the land to vineyard. Something Brent does superbly well! Future plans include a Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and depending how the land fairs, a few niche blocks of other varieties.

Brent plans to draw on the knowledge and experience of his father John Marris, a stock and station agent who switched to real estate and was a pioneer in the Marlborough Wine Industry — helping Montana Wines establish their vineyards in Ripe tropical flavours including peach, guava, melon and citrus. Fleshy and very mellow, the wine has a beautiful purity and undeniable energy, the finish long and refreshing.

Pretty much the benchmark Marlborough style with slightly more friendly acidity, this Leefield Station is a memorable debut for what we suspect will become an iconic wine. A whiff of gunsmoke, pineapple, pear and spring flowers.