The black timber-clad entrance building at Kinsbrook Vineyard, with a welcome sign by the door A vine post tag showing Row 108, Variety Chardonnay, Clone 121 at Kinsbrook Vineyard The outdoor tasting terrace under a sail shade with a kitchen garden behind at Kinsbrook Vineyard
A golden retriever reading a chalkboard sign announcing exciting vineyard developments at Kinsbrook
Children's play area at Kinsbrook Vineyard with slides, a climbing frame and balance beams Diners at The Farmhouse restaurant at Kinsbrook Vineyard, under its vaulted timber-beamed roof

Kinsbrook Vineyard

Updated 05/09/2026

A vineyard led by some of the UK's youngest owners, Kinsbrook offers a vibrant hub where you're invited to discover something new on every visit, from seasonal culinary changes to lively events.

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Address icon Kinsbrook, Vineyard, Farmhouse, W Chiltington Rd, Kinsbrook, West Chiltington, Pulborough RH20 2LU Directions

FacilitiesRestaurant, Café, Bar, Accommodation, AccessibleWelcomesFamilies, DogsGreat forWalkingToursPublic, PrivateWineAward-winning

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Opening Hours

WhenDaysHours
Year-round Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun 09:00–22:00

Open 7 days a week; café and restaurant hours vary significantly by day (shorter hours Mon–Thu, later Fri–Sat) — check ahead.

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

What's the vibe?

Kinsbrook is busy, social, and built around people spending time together rather than just tasting wine and leaving. It feels closer to a neighbourhood hangout than a traditional vineyard, with dogs wandering between tables, families staying for lunch, and locals dropping in as much for the atmosphere as for what’s in the glass. The setup is informal and inclusive, without losing sight of the wine itself.

Visiting Kinsbrook Vineyard

Kinsbrook Vineyard is located at West Chiltington Road, Thakeham, West Sussex, RH20 2LU. There is ample free parking on site.

The Wine at Kinsbrook Vineyard

Kinsbrook farms several vineyard sites across West Sussex, growing varieties including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Bacchus, Pinot Gris, and Précoce Pinot Noir. Wines are released under the KIN label and include still whites, sparkling wines, and rosés.

The style tends towards freshness and drinkability, designed to work as well with food and social settings as in a tasting lineup. In 2025, Kinsbrook opened its own on-site winery, allowing full control over the winemaking process from vine to bottle and supporting a more hands-on, site-led approach going forward.

Sustainability is central to how the vineyard operates, from vineyard practices to the way the wider site is run, with a focus on long-term land use rather than short-term output.

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Getting to Kinsbrook Vineyard

By car
Kinsbrook Vineyard is located at West Chiltington Road, Thakeham, Pulborough, RH20 2RZ. There is ample parking on site.

By public transport
The nearest stations are Billingshurst (around a 10–15 minute taxi ride) and Pulborough (around a 9-minute bus ride or 30-minute walk). There is no taxi rank at Pulborough, so pre-booking is advised. Horsham is a larger station around 20–30 minutes away by taxi and has a taxi rank. The nearest bus stop is Picketty Cottages, West Chiltington, a short walk from the vineyard.

Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.

What's nearby

Kinsbrook sits within easy reach of countryside walks, historic villages, and some of West Sussex’s best-known attractions, making it easy to build a full day around a visit.

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For the extra curious

Kinsbrook has grown quickly compared to many English vineyards, but its identity is less about scale and more about use. The site is designed to work as a shared space for eating, drinking, and events, with wine as the anchor rather than the sole focus.

Opening an on-site winery marked a shift towards greater independence in production, while the broader hospitality offering reflects a deliberate move to make vineyards feel less exclusive and more part of everyday rural life in West Sussex.

FAQ

Is Kinsbrook Vineyard worth visiting?
Kinsbrook Vineyard is worth visiting if you want a relaxed, social vineyard experience that combines wine, food, and events. It suits groups, families, and dogs just as much as people visiting primarily for the wine.
Can you visit Kinsbrook Vineyard without booking?
Kinsbrook Vineyard allows walk-in visits for drinks, food, and the patio areas. Vineyard tours, tastings, and restaurant dining are best booked in advance, particularly at weekends.
Does Kinsbrook Vineyard have a restaurant?
Kinsbrook Vineyard has an on-site eatery called The Farmhouse, serving seasonal small plates alongside brunch, lunch, and weekend dinner service.
Are dogs and children allowed at Kinsbrook Vineyard?
Dogs and children are welcome at Kinsbrook Vineyard. Dogs are allowed throughout most of the site, and there is a dedicated children’s play area.
What wines does Kinsbrook Vineyard produce?
Kinsbrook Vineyard produces still and sparkling English wines under its KIN label, made from varieties including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Bacchus, and Pinot Gris.
When can you visit Kinsbrook Vineyard?
Kinsbrook Vineyard is open year-round.
Is Kinsbrook Vineyard open in September?
Yes, Kinsbrook Vineyard is confirmed open in September.
Is Kinsbrook Vineyard open in October?
Yes, Kinsbrook Vineyard is confirmed open in October.
Is Kinsbrook Vineyard open in November?
Yes, Kinsbrook Vineyard is confirmed open in November.