Godstone Vineyard

Just minutes from J6 of the M25, this vineyard was established in 1989 and still grows the grape varieties most popular from this era.

https://www.godstonevineyards.com/

Quarry Road, Godstone, Surrey, RH9 8DQ Get directions

Nearest station: Caterham (4.3 miles).

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Self-guided tours

Tasting room

Dog friendly

Child friendly

Online shop

Walking trail

Disabled access

Open year-round

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What's the vibe

Godstone Vineyard offers a relaxed, family-run atmosphere. There's a charm in how un-slick things are at Godstone; at the cellar door you can see evidence of the vineyards 1980's history.

Visiting information

Tours & Tastings: Guided tours of the vineyard are not available, but you can pre-book to visit on a Saturday and enjoy a self-guided tour of the vineyard before or after enjoying their wine and a cheese ad charcuterie platter.

Cellar Door: The Cellar Door is open by appointment for wine collection and purchases. .
Opening Hours: Godstone Vineyard is generally open Friday to Sunday, from 11 am to 5 pm. Visits on other days can be arranged by appointment.

Dogs & Children: Well-behaved dogs and children are welcome on the terrace area.

The Wine

Godstone Vineyard cultivates Seyval Blanc and Bacchus to produce a range of English wines, including vibrant sparkling white and rosé wines in the traditioal method, alongside crisp still white, elegant still rosé, and approachable still red wines.

Their sparkling white, sparkling rosé, and still rosé wines all secured a Bronze award at the Independent English Wine Awards 2023, while their still white and Still Red wines were recognised with Bronze awards at the WineGB Awards 2023.

Plumpton College produces the wine, where the next generation of winemakers study in the UK.

Getting here

By Car: Godstone Vineyards is located at Quarry Road, Godstone, Surrey, RH9 8AD.

By Public Transport: The nearest train stations are Oxted and Caterham. A taxi ride from either station to the vineyard typically takes around 10 minutes.

What's nearby

Notable Restaurants:
- The Grumpy Mole, Oxted – A popular gastropub known for its hearty food and cosy atmosphere.
- La Scarpetta, Oxted – An authentic Italian restaurant offering traditional dishes in a welcoming setting.
Notable Hotels:
- Nutfield Priory Hotel & Spa – A luxurious country house hotel set in a Victorian mansion, offering spa facilities and fine dining.
- Kings Arms Hotel, Oxted – A historic coaching inn offering comfortable accommodation and a traditional pub experience.
Notable Attractions:
- Godstone Farm – A popular attraction for families, featuring farm animals, indoor play, and outdoor adventure areas.
- Titsey Place and Gardens – A beautiful historic estate featuring a grand house, stunning gardens, and woodland walks.