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A Wiltshire vineyard where fine English sparkling wines are crafted amidst the charm of a rare breeds farm, complete with roaming peacocks and even alpaca tours.

Come and discover Beacon Down Vineyard, a tranquil, family-run estate nestled in the South Downs, where award-winning traditional method English sparkling wines are meticulously crafted.

Discover Burn Valley Vineyard, a family estate where award-winning English wines, including a Wine of the Year, are crafted from the unique Norfolk terroir.

luxury glamping pods are tucked amidst the vines, inviting guests to wake to vineyard views and sip wines crafted from the very land, perhaps with a touch of estate honey.

Find your new favourite English wine at this Kentish estate, where an unconventional family approach and diverse grape varieties create unique bottles for all palates, from connoisseurs to club-goers.

The Althorne Estate, a private English vineyard, crafts a Chardonnay that in blind tastings often leaves even the most discerning palates convinced they're sipping a top Burgundy.

A three-generation family vineyard perched on the Pennine foothills above Meltham, producing small-batch sparkling and still wines with views to match.

Experience a charming vineyard, once a horse paddock, where a mere 1.5 acres has producd award-winning wines.

You can sip award-winning wines before retiring to a renovated grain silo, complete with a stargazing roof and a wood-fired hot tub.

Discover award-winning wines grown on land once farmed by the Shakespeare family, with views stretching over the Bard's own Stratford-upon-Avon.

The grapes here yield award-winning wines, and you can try your hand at crafting your very own bottle of gin.

An Essex vineyard, where you can raise a glass to kings and conquerors on grounds recorded in the Domesday Book.

you can sip red wine whose silky finish comes courtesy of the vineyard's own hens, with their names even gracing the bottle.

French influence on English winemaking is on display at this vineyard that gets its name from a French ancestor who fled the Revolution.

The owner's love of National Hunt racing means every meticulously crafted wine is 'Best Turned Out' for your enjoyment.

Explore a Welsh vineyard where a pioneering spirit has cultivated world-beating reds, proving that even the coolest climates can yield golden vintages.

This tranquil South Downs estate offers unique retreats in beautifully converted oast houses and timeworn farm buildings, perfect for a serene escape from the everyday.

Discover Birchden Vineyards, where the High Weald’s natural beauty meets a family-run passion for artisan English wines, offering everything from charmingly named vintages to unique tours and local delights.

Raise a glass on land where woolly mammoths once roamed, whose ancient chalk soils now produce exquisite sparkling wines.

Explore Albourne Estate, a pioneering Sussex vineyard that is not only carbon negative but has also been powered by its own solar energy since 2013.

Sip on wines where the vines are rooted beside a sixteenth-century manor, a cherished estate that has remained in the same family for over 500 years.

Court Garden Vineyard: a family-run single estate crafting acclaimed English sparkling wines on historic South Downs land mentioned in the Domesday Book.

Step into a living piece of English winemaking history, where the same family's second generation now tends the original vines first planted in 1986.

A Northamptonshire haven where the award-winning wines take a little jaunt for their crafting before bringing home the sunshine and silverware.

Sip award-winning wines in its charming, historic farmyard, where even the old cow shed has become a surprising art gallery.

Discover Dedham Vale Vineyard, where the grapes grow within the same picturesque landscapes that inspired Constable, producing celebrated English wines.

A pioneering Welsh vineyard where the debut 2023 harvest, born among apple trees and wildflowers, offers the very first taste of the Vale.

Domaine Hugo, a pioneering biodynamic estate nestled in Wiltshire's chalklands, produces vibrant sparkling wines, with the "HUGO" 2020 vintage notably winning a Gold Medal and Best Classic Cuvée Vintage trophy at the WineGB 2024 competition.

A Sussex estate where Nordic precision meets Italian flair, crafting acclaimed vintage English sparkling wines from its distinctive terroir.

Explore a small-batch organic vineyard where award-winning wines grow amidst over a hundred varieties of fruit and nut trees, cultivating a vibrant haven for wildlife.

A pioneering Yorkshire estate where the very best plots were chosen by eye on a snowy day, simply by seeing where the snow melted first.

Discover Coolhurst Vineyards, home to a traditional method vintage rosé demi-sec, a sparkling wine so unique it's believed to be the only one of its kind in the UK.

A peaceful Devon vineyard where you can pitch up under star-filled skies and wake to the gentle rustle of vines.

Discover a North Devon vineyard where the grapes thrive on the same latitude as Germany's acclaimed Cologne wine regions, promising surprisingly brilliant English wines.

An estate where the very name springs from the wild bluebells blanketing its woods, inviting you to discover award-winning English fizz amidst a floral spectacle.

Discover a Somerset vineyard with an operatic history, where a former owner famously smuggled Chardonnay vines into England in his socks.

A Kentish estate where the beautifully converted cart barn welcomes you to unwind with award-winning wines, local bites, and uninterrupted views across the vines.

A Kentish farm where the rustle of vines mingles with the scent of apple orchards, inviting you to taste both their English wines and Kentish Pip cider.

Forget traditional camping pitches; here, you can settle down right amongst the mature vines for an immersive and unconventional vineyard experience.

A Welsh vineyard on a working farm where pedigree Hereford cattle, sheep, and ponies graze among the vines that yield award-winning wines.

Discover a tranquil Hampshire vineyard named for The Little Prince's asteroid, where a singular focus on pure Pinot Blanc creates wines tended with devotion.

Explore a vineyard born from a spirited conversation among village friends in a pub, a testament to shared passion and community spirit.

At Pebblebed Vineyards, discover award-winning English wines, where the unique Budleigh Salterton pebble beds impart a truly distinctive Devon character.

Step into a vibrant West Country cellar that boasts some of the UK’s most awarded English still wines.

Raise a glass amidst vines gently sloping to the River Crouch, with stunning estuary views from the café's glass balcony.

A social enterprise vineyard run by The Fifth Trust charity in the Elham Valley near Canterbury, growing around 2,000 vines since 1985. A garden walkway runs through the rows of Seyval Blanc and Pinot Noir, and a café serves food and drink on site.

Toast exceptional sparkling wines at a vineyard where, long before the vines, even George Orwell once worked harvesting hops.

Squerryes, the only English estate to win six consecutive gold medals at the Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships, embodies a 300-year legacy of joy, guided by its motto 'Licet Esse Beatis' (It is permitted to be joyful).

A Welsh vineyard offering peaceful holiday lets where the soothing sound of a babbling brook complements glorious views over the vines.

Unwind in a luxurious lodge nestled amongst vines that grow beside the ancient palace walls lending this Devonshire vineyard its historic name.

A 100-acre family vineyard set across 400 acres of Crouch Valley countryside, Missing Gate has been quietly building a reputation for still English wine since 2018 — grown on clay soils with a documented history stretching back to Roman times.

This 18th-century 'living painting' garden is home to a historically recreated vineyard, where you can raise a glass to the past with its own sparkling wine.

Discover Buzzards Valley Wines, a tranquil Staffordshire estate where English winemaking thrives alongside serene fishing lakes, nature trails, and vibrant artisan markets.

A place where the historic Cuckoo Trail winds alongside the vines, inviting you to listen for its namesake bird whilst raising a glass.

Nestled in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Dillions Vineyard offers a truly authentic taste of English still wines, meticulously crafted by a family dedicated to their award-winning production.

A design-led vineyard, winery, restaurant, and farm near Rye that has become a reference point for modern English wine and food culture.

A fourth-generation Radnorshire sheep farm where, alongside woolly neighbours, wild-fermented Welsh wines are now lovingly crafted.

Explore a vineyard that proudly embraces its 'ugly' beauty, cultivating wild growth underfoot to nurture the rich character of their celebrated red wines.

Sip Welsh wines from a vineyard whose name, meaning 'colour of milk', may have flowed into Dylan Thomas's 'Under Milk Wood'.

As the first English vineyard established by a prestigious Champagne House, Pinglestone Estate, nestled on Hampshire's south-facing chalk slopes, invites you to experience its acclaimed sparkling wines.

Where the legacy of the record-breaking Mallard steam train fuels every innovative pour of wine and spirit.

A truly unique English vineyard where the legacy of medieval monastic winemaking thrives today, lovingly nurtured by a dedicated community.

Why not meander through aromatic lavender and a mystical labyrinth before celebrating your escape with a sip?

A family-run South Downs vineyard in West Sussex focused on elegant still wines and small-batch production.

This luxury estate offers total exclusivity where even your canine companions are encouraged to forage amongst the vines.

Discover Radlow Hundred, a Herefordshire vineyard whose name is literally etched into the Domesday Book, offering a taste of ancient history in every bottle.

Discover sparkling wines named for the ancient silver mine lurking beneath the vines.

Explore a distinctive working farm where award-winning vines flourish alongside livestock and arable land, offering a holistic taste of the countryside.

Uncork a London rarity where exceptional wines are poured just metres from where they’re made, amidst the city’s lively pulse.

On the UK’s most south-westerly island, this coastal vineyard’s grapes are nurtured by ancient hedges that once protected vibrant flower fields.

Enjoy award-winning English fizz in a unique tasting room that often hosts live classical concerts.

Discover this tranquil Devon vineyard where runner ducks patrol the vines, creating a charming backdrop for your glamping escape.

An Oxfordshire vineyard offering the quirky chance to join an alpaca walking experience through the vines before settling down with a glass of their organic wine.

A hidden coastal gem where the vines, kissed by estuary breezes, impart a unique saline, oyster shell minerality to every award-winning glass.

Amidst a sprawling medieval estate where rare White Park cattle graze and a growing number of beehives buzz, discover a vineyard cultivating the future of English wine.

This pioneering Welsh vineyard invites you to taste its rich heritage, perhaps with a friendly llama for company.

Explore Aldwick Estate, where five generations of family farming heritage meet modern winemaking, crafting acclaimed English wines that include multiple Gold Medal winners.

The Leckford EstateSip on English sparkling wine from an estate with an unexpected twist: it's cultivated by the UK’s only major retailer to proudly grow its own vines.

Explore Chiltern Valley, a picturesque estate crafting acclaimed wines, distinctive liqueurs, and real ales honored with a Royal Warrant.

Originally envisioned as everything from a mushroom farm to a lavender field, this estate now pours English wines best enjoyed during their unique sundown sessions.

Enjoy award-winning Welsh wines alongside stunning views of the Eryri (Snowdonia) mountains.

A long-held family dream, cultivated with generations of Indian farming heritage, now yields award-winning wines from this beautiful Shropshire soil.

A Sussex vineyard where glowing hay bales ward off frost, helping to cultivate distinctive English sparkling wines.

Explore Coddington Vineyard, a family-run estate established in 1980, where award-winning English wines are produced amidst extensive gardens in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

A Somerset vineyard where vines root in a rare geological Site of Special Scientific Interest, yielding wines as unique as the landscape.

Toast to a 17th-century privateer and foodie with English sparkling wines as adventurous as their namesake.

Sip on sparkling wines and discover award-winning ciders, each one a spirited tribute to legendary local English battles.

A London vineyard where the city's only commercial-scale vines are nurtured by a vibrant social enterprise, yielding award-winning organic wines and fostering community wellbeing.

Explore Somerby Vineyards, where wines born from the chalk escarpment of the North Lincolnshire Wolds are celebrated in London's Michelin-starred restaurants.

Experience Brightwell Vineyard, where award-winning wines share the spotlight with 'Rush,' an English Brandy noted as one of the first of its kind.

Discover a family-run vineyard where award-winning sparkling wines are bottled with a wolf-whistling parrot's unique tale.

<p>A family-run organic vineyard on a south-facing Herefordshire slope, established in 2009 by Laura and Mark, producing low-intervention natural wines in the shadow of the Brecon Beacons.</p>

A Suffolk estate where you can pitch a tent among the vines and savour their award-winning English wines.

Discover New Lodge Vineyard, where a passionate mother-daughter team has earned over 45 awards crafting exceptional English wines, from classic method sparkling to fragrant Bacchus.

A pioneering Derbyshire vineyard where ancient winemaking traditions produce one of England's few orange wines.

Uncork history at East Anglia's oldest commercial vineyard, where every glass pours with decades of winemaking tradition.

Discover Furleigh Estate, where award-winning English sparkling wines, made from classic Champagne grape varieties, reflect the unique terroir of Dorset.

A family-run vineyard and working farm on Bredon Hill, Worcestershire, with its own winery and a free-roaming deer park. Visits are by booked Vineyard Tour and Wine Tasting; wine is sold directly by phone or email rather than through an online shop.

A beautifully restored 19th-century rectory has traded sermons for sparkling wine, inviting you to toast its award-winning English fizz.

Discover Hanwell Wine Estate, where handcrafted English sparkling wines await, alongside the acclaimed 'North Star' dessert wine, a selection served at the King's Coronation banquet.

Discover wines cultivated where Britain's most southerly vines soak up the unique island sunshine.

A South Devon haven where the vines thrive in a rare, frost-free climate, ensuring every glass captures a taste of endless summer.

Their vibrant blue sparkling wine will either fascinate or horrify you, but there's much more to Adgestone than this curiosity.

A Michelin-starred culinary vision extends to the vineyard.

Discover the vineyard where world-class English sparkling wines have won more Decanter 'Best in Show' awards than any other producer, testament to the exceptional terroir of the Kent Downs.

This Kentish vineyard started with a single vine; it's now a sprawling estate of over 27,000.

A vineyard whose very name hums with the legacy of England's oldest choral festival, inviting you to experience wines that truly sing.

Balfour Winery sits on the 400-acre Hush Heath Estate near Staplehurst, declared the best vineyard to visit by VisitEngland. The Winemakers Kitchen serves lunch daily and dinner on Fridays and Saturdays, with a menu built around locally sourced Kentish produce.

A Devon vineyard where you can toast award-winning wines and explore a working farm cultivating vineyards, orchards, and a kitchen garden.

Discover a secret garden vineyard where, behind a charming powder-blue gate, vines flourish within the majestic grounds of a historic family estate.

Step into a coastal vineyard on an island where legend whispers of Roman vines, offering wines as vibrant as the sea breeze.

Step into the UK’s original vineyard hotel and immerse yourself in a world where award-winning Welsh wines and unparalleled hospitality seamlessly intertwine.

Discover an English estate where classic cuvées patiently mature for six years, a dedication mirroring the finest Champagnes.

This grand estate is not only home to its own award-winning sips, but also the quiet powerhouse expertly bottling for over a hundred other vineyards across the UK.

An English estate where you can unwind in a glamping lodge, soaking in a wood-fired hot tub with stunning views across the Shropshire hills.

Discover a historic Wiltshire country house, with parts dating to the 16th century, that has proudly cultivated one of Britain's pioneering hotel vineyards since 1990.

A Norfolk vineyard where the harvest season unfolds with daily picnics and ample wine, celebrated in true continental style.

A family-run passion project in the Vale of York, hand-planting 14,000 vines across 13 sustainable varieties - with five holiday cottages on site if you want to stay.

A two-acre female-founded vineyard in the heart of Rawdon village, producing award-winning traditional method sparkling wine from Yorkshire's conservation belt.

A first-generation family vineyard on the banks of the River Foss, just outside York, growing ten varieties organically - including what may be the UK's most northerly Cabernet Franc.

A family-run vineyard near Ashford, planted in 2020, growing Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and the rare Swiss variety Divico.

Champagne Taittinger's first estate outside France, on chalk soil near Chilham, making a single traditional method sparkling wine.

Explore a unique English vineyard where ten local couples collectively sowed the seeds of a shared dream, cultivating sparkling wines with their own hands.

A relaxed, drop-in vineyard just outside Stamford, with a tasting barn serving homemade cake and local cheese boards, and a kilometre-long nature trail where leashed dogs are welcome. There's no booking or entry fee to visit, just seasonal tours on Friday evenings.

Roman roots run deep as the wines are nurtured by geothermal warmth rising through Bath's ancient bedrock.

Wander through Dorset's rolling hills where woolly Poll Dorset sheep are the vineyard's natural gardeners, cultivating a truly regenerative English wine.

At this English winery, two former marine biologists now apply their deep understanding of the natural world to crafting celebrated low-intervention wines.

Experience pure bliss from the mystical Isle of Anglesey, where the island's unique spirit infuses every drop.

A truly family affair, inimate tour and tasting are held by the van Tongeren's, who planted vines here in 2008

Witness a Kentish vineyard quietly transforming from field to first vintage, inviting you to be part of its unfolding story.

A family-run organic vineyard on a 500-year-old Sussex farm in the High Weald AONB, growing Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier across seven acres.

<p>England's highest South Downs vineyard, at 190m, where ancient chalk soils once drew King Edward VII and Lord Tennyson.</p>

Grown on land with a fruit-growing legacy stretching back generations, Ketches Farm in Sussex now produces classic sparkling varieties.

A community cooperative vineyard in West Chiltington, West Sussex, where 62 local row holders share the work and the rewards of producing traditional method sparkling wine. The cellar door opens on Saturdays, with vineyard tours and wine flights available from April to October.

A young, family-run single-plot vineyard in the Malvern Hills, best known for its award-winning sparkling rosé. Visits are by booked tour only; the vineyard's separate tasting room in Great Malvern is open Friday and Saturday for walk-in glasses.

A small, grapes-only vineyard on the southern slopes of the Malvern Hills; the fruit is grown here but made into wine by Three Choirs Vineyard nearby. Visits are by private appointment only, with no published prices or hours.

A Grade II* Regency house and garden near Ledbury, with real design pedigree (Capability Brown's influence, a later Hal Moggridge expansion) and a small ornamental vineyard tucked in the walled garden. Not a wine-tasting stop - visits are pre-booked house and garden tours only.

A young, family-run vineyard in the Vale of Clwyd, North Wales, founded by Gwen and Rhys Davies with several award-winning wines already under its belt. Visits are by booked guided tour, Saturdays only, May to September.

A brand new family-run vineyard near Hockwold, Norfolk, born out of a bad onion harvest and best known for its award-winning Bacchus.

A small, family-run Bacchus vineyard near Bourne in Lincolnshire, open by booking only.

A working Derbyshire fruit farm that's diversified into wine, with still and sparkling styles and a Saturday cellar door.

A small, single-estate vineyard on a centuries-old farm near Tenterden, with a cellar door in a restored 18th-century cart shed.

A small, family-run vineyard in Kent's High Weald, planted in 2020 with its first harvest in 2022.

An organic sparkling wine specialist at Marden, near Maidstone, visits by appointment only.

A Harrietsham vineyard named after the sharks that swam over its chalk when the North Downs were seabed, with an 11-wine range and dining experiences.

A new vineyard at Lime Cross Nursery, Herstmonceux, run by sisters Helen and Vicky Tate, with a lakeside cabin available to stay in.

A small, experimental Stour Valley vineyard making unfiltered, unfined natural wines, including a pétillant naturel and a six-variety rosé blend.

A tiny family-run vineyard in Wickhambrook growing Pinot Noir and Bacchus by hand, best known for a bronze medal-winning Rosé.

A tiny, award-winning vineyard near Bury St Edmunds run by a former surgeon and theatre nurse, best known for six straight years of medal-winning Bacchus.

A working winery under a Battersea railway arch, turning grapes from Essex and Oxfordshire into wine within a day of picking.

The UK's largest urban winery, occupying two floors at Canada Water with a working 100-tonne cellar, self-serve wine wall and guided tours.

London's original urban winery, set in a Victorian warehouse in Fulham, making English wine from grapes grown outside the city.

Birmingham's first urban winery, making light reds and skin-contact whites in a Digbeth railway arch from grapes grown across the Midlands countryside.

An English wine specialist shop and young vineyard on the Warwickshire border, with guided vineyard tours running Saturdays in July and August, while the cellar door and tasting room stay open year-round.