 With the decline of wine producing most of England's grape varieties were lost.However a known survivor of these lost varieties is Wrotham Pinot which has been found to be a distinctive clone of Pinot noir and is speculated to be up to 2,000 years old and to have possibly been introduced with the Romans.Wrotham Pinot was found by accident growing wild up a cottage wall near the village of Wrotham in Kent.