Maud Heath Vineyard

This Wiltshire vineyard, named for a 15th-century causeway that still guides travellers, provides a smooth route to discovering exceptional English sparkling wine.

https://www.maudheathvineyard.co.uk

Wick Hill, Bremhill, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 9LQ. Get directions

Nearest station: Chippenham (4.6 miles).

Public tours

Private tours

Tasting room

Dog friendly

Child friendly

Online shop

Disabled access

Award-winning

Hosts weddings

Organic or sustainable

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What's the vibe

Nestled in the picturesque Wiltshire countryside, Maud Heath Vineyard offers a charming and immersive experience. This boutique, family-owned vineyard is currently enhancing its beautiful setting with a new viewing platform and tasting station, promising memorable moments for wine enthusiasts looking to explore high-quality local wines in a stunning landscape.

Visiting information

Maud Heath Vineyard welcomes visitors for guided tours and tastings strictly by arrangement only.
Tours: Private group tours are available from April to August, for groups of 10 to 30 people, at £20 per person. Tours must be pre-booked. A guided tour typically includes a walk through the vineyard, insights into their practices, a generous charcuterie board, and a tasting of four wines.
Events: The vineyard hosts special events and can accommodate weddings and celebrations.
Accessibility: The vineyard is family-friendly and dogs are welcome.

The Wine

Maud Heath Vineyard cultivates a variety of grapes including Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay, Bacchus, Rondo, and some newly planted Sauvignon Blanc and Precoce. From these vines, they produce a selection of still white, sparkling white, and still red wines. Their notable wines include the crisp Bacchus White, a rich Chardonnay, and their highly regarded Tytherton Red—a blend of Pinot Noir and Rondo. They also produce a delightful Sparkling Pinot Noir Rosé.

Their wines have garnered numerous accolades, consistently winning awards from prestigious competitions. Recent successes include multiple awards at the Decanter and International Wine Challenge competitions in 2020: their Chardonnay 2018 received a Silver medal, while the Tytherton Red 2018, Bacchus 2018, and Pinot Noir Sparkling Rosé 2015 all earned Bronze medals.

While Maud Heath Vineyard emphasizes sustainable practices in their tours, specific certifications such as Organic or Regenerative are not explicitly mentioned. The wines are produced by Litmus Wines, indicating that the vineyard itself does not have an on-site winery.

Getting here

Address: Wick Bridge Farm, Wick Hill, Bremhill, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 9LQ.

By Car: The vineyard is easily accessible by car, located near Calne in Wiltshire. The postcode SN11 9LQ can be used for navigation.

By Public Transport: The nearest train station is Chippenham. A taxi from Chippenham station to Maud Heath Vineyard takes approximately 15-20 minutes.

What's nearby

Discover more of Wiltshire's charm during your visit to Maud Heath Vineyard:
Other Vineyards:
Bow-in-the-Cloud Vineyard: Located in Malmesbury, this vineyard offers another opportunity to explore local English wines.
Quoins Organic Vineyard: Situated in Little Ashley, this vineyard is unique for its organic status and traditional production methods.
Notable Restaurants:
The Lansdowne Strand: An AA 4-star hotel with a restaurant located in Calne town centre, offering fine food.
The George Inn, Lacock: A historic 14th-century pub offering traditional fare in the picturesque National Trust village of Lacock.
Notable Hotels:
Bowood Hotel, Spa & Golf Resort: A luxury 4-star hotel set within the stunning Bowood Estate, offering golf, spa facilities, and fine dining.
Heritage Bed and Breakfast: A highly-rated, adults-only luxury B&B in Calne, known for its opulent decor and delicious breakfasts.
Notable Attractions:
Bowood House and Gardens: Home to one of Capability Brown's most splendid parks, a historic house, and an adventure playground.
Cherhill White Horse: The second oldest chalk figure in Wiltshire, this iconic landmark offers spectacular views and can be reached via a countryside walk.