Coes Farm

This vineyard is open by appointment only. Contact them directly to arrange a visit.

Vineyard Tours & Tastings page: 'Selected Dates (May - end Sept) £25 per person... Bookings for 2026 open. For details of our vineyard tours and tastings please email [email protected]'. No shop or tasting room open to drop-in visitors mentioned; swimming/private hire and holiday stays are also bookable, not vineyard access. Wines sold via online shop for delivery.

Opening hours can change for private events - it's always worth checking the vineyard's website before you visit.

From 2026, Coes Farm offers vineyard tours and tastings on selected dates between May and the end of September, from £25 per person. Tours are bookable in advance - check the tours and tastings page for available dates and to reserve your place.

The farm also has a dedicated wine tasting space used by accommodation guests and tour visitors alike.

Parts of the farm are available for photoshoots and film location hire, with bespoke projects considered on request from £175 per hour. Private swimming sessions in the indoor pool can also be arranged Monday to Friday, 8am–1pm, from £12 per person per hour.

Coes Farm wines - including still and traditional-method sparkling - can be purchased through the online shop.

Coes Farm is a family-run organic vineyard set within 50 acres of open fields and woodland in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in East Sussex. The estate has farmed the same land for around 500 years; the current family moved here in 2020 and planted the vineyard in 2021.

The seven-acre vineyard and orchard are managed organically, with a few biodynamic preparations used in the vine rows. The main planting focuses on the classic sparkling varieties - Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier - alongside Pinot Gris and the lesser-known Sauvignac. Traditional-method wines are made by Daniel and Nicola Ham, with guidance from natural winemaker Sophie Evans.

Coes Farm is located near Rotherfield, East Sussex, TN6 3RU, in the High Weald. The nearest railway station is Crowborough (approximately 3 miles away), served by trains from London Bridge and Uckfield. Check current timetables and onward transport options before travelling, as the farm is in a rural setting with limited public bus services.

Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.