Britain's oldest wine merchant has toasted another year of successful growth, bring its revenues past a quarter of a billion pound for the first time.
Berry Bros. & Rudd, which is based on St James's Street and was founded in 1698, said its revenues rose 11.1% in the year to end March to £254.3 million. Earnings slipped back slightly to £20.7 million which the company put down to investment in a new fine wine storage facility based in Andover.
