Woodfine wine

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

Tour & tasting events by ticket only. Also has B&B accommodation on site.

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

What's the vibe?

Woodfine Wine is a small, family-run vineyard where visits are structured around learning about the wines and the site itself rather than casual drop-ins. The experience feels personal and practical, with time spent understanding how the vineyard operates and how its wines are made, followed by tasting in a relaxed countryside setting.

Woodfine Wine welcomes visitors for pre-booked tours and tastings, with experiences designed to introduce the vineyard, winery, and wines in a guided format.

Tours & tastings:

Guided vineyard and winery tours are available to book and include a tasting of Woodfine Wine's wines. Both public and private tours are offered, with visits focused on explaining the growing and winemaking process from vine to bottle. Booking in advance is required.

Tour and tasting events last around 2.5 to 3 hours and include a walking tour of the vineyard, orchard, wildflower meadows and winery, a tasting of Woodfine's natural wines and cider, and an accompanying local food platter. Tickets are priced from £40 per person and must be booked in advance via the tickets page. A pop-up wine bar also runs on select dates, with limited seats available.

Private hire:

Groups of ten or more can arrange a private tour and tasting at a time that suits the group. Contact the vineyard directly to discuss arrangements.

On-site facilities:

Woodfine Wine does not operate a restaurant or café. Tastings form part of the guided tour experience rather than a standalone bar or walk-in offering. Wines can be purchased at the cellar door at a ten per cent discount during visits.

Accommodation:

On-site accommodation is available in a farmhouse, cottage or vineyard shepherd's hut adjacent to the vineyard, allowing guests to stay overnight as part of a vineyard visit rather than as a separate hotel-style experience. Further details are available on the stay page.

Children & dogs:

Children are welcome when accompanied by an adult; under-18s can join tour events free of charge. Dogs are welcome on site but must be kept on a lead and are not permitted inside the winery.

Events:

Woodfine Wine runs a programme of events throughout the year including Tour & Tasting days, Natural Wine & Pizza Nights, Vineyard Volunteer Days and a pop-up wine bar. Check the events page for upcoming dates.

Parking:

Limited hardstanding parking is available on site by the black barn. If you are travelling locally, walking or cycling is encouraged. A bus stop is located adjacent to the vineyard entrance by the double farm gates.

Woodfine Wine produces English wines made from estate-grown fruit, with all winemaking carried out on site. The range includes both still and sparkling wines, reflecting classic English grape varieties suited to the Buckinghamshire climate.

The vineyard operates its own winery, allowing close oversight of the full process from harvest through fermentation and bottling. Wines are produced in small batches, with an emphasis on site expression rather than large-scale production.

Woodfine Wine's vineyard and winemaking is committed to organic-certified and sustainable vineyard practices and is certified by the Soil Association, in addition to being a member of Sustainable Wines of Great Britain. Their commitment to natural wine means adding zero additions into the wine (including no added sulphites), no fining, and filtration only as part of the disgorging of wines - the result is small batch, natural wine.

Wood Fine Wine is located in rural Buckinghamshire. Visitors are advised to check the vineyard’s website for up-to-date directions and arrival information when booking a visit or stay.

The vineyard sits within the Buckinghamshire countryside, an area that includes other vineyards, villages, and walking routes. Many visitors combine a visit with time exploring nearby towns or countryside locations depending on their itinerary.