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The Best Vineyard Tours in East Anglia

Enjoy a spring or summer’s day at a beautiful vineyard in East Anglia

Forget Tuscan hills and sunny Californian countryside, the UK’s wine industry is fast gaining an international reputation, and there’s plenty to sample in the East.

The UK’s wine industry has a growing reputation, rivalling some of the world’s top wine producers. Sample one of the region’s finest, learn more about the growing process or pick up a bottle with a tour at one of the many vineyards in Essex, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Bedfordshire and Norfolk.

Weststreet Vineyard

West Street Wine Barn, West Street, Coggeshall, CO6 1NS

Nestled in the countryside of charming Coggeshall, the vineyard offers multiple ways to experience their wine. Tours are available for two or more people, which last one hour and comprise of six English wines. The shop sells a good selection of wine and the knowledgeable staff are on hand to help you choose.   www.weststreetvineyard.co.uk

Crouch Ridge Vineyard

Fambridge Rd, Althorne, Chelmsford CM3 6BZ

Take a drive through Burnham-on-Crouch in Essex and you could easily mistake it for Tuscany as you drive pass rows and rows of vines. Crouch Ridge Vineyard is a wine barn, cellar and vineyard all rolled into one. Tours and tastings are offered throughout the year. Owner Ross guides the tours, leading groups through the rows of vines used to produce Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

Thanks to the River Crouch, the temperature stays above freezing meaning a harvest is rarely ruined by frost. The tour is followed by a tasting of three wines complete with notes and tasting tips. Book lunch afterwards in the restaurant, where you can dine al fresco on the terrace overlooking the vineyard and river. Wine is available to purchase, and the Althorne Pinot Cuvee is highly recommended. Book at tour at www.crouchridge.com

Saffron Grange

Rowley Hill Farm, Saffron Walden, CB10 1UZ

Saffron Grange is a family-run vineyard located just 1.5 miles from the historic market town of Saffron Walden. The chalky soil on site tells its own historic story and was once roamed by woolly mammoths at the end of the last ice age. Today the same soil at the vineyard grows the highest quality Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Seyval Blanc and Pinot Gris grapes to make premium sparkling wines. Saffron Grange offers tours and tastings by appointment from April to October. If you can’t wait, they also occasionally have a stall at Saffron Walden Market.   www.saffrongrange.com

New Hall Wines

Chelmsford Road, Purleigh, Chelmsford, CM3 6PN

One of the oldest vineyards in England, the family-run establishment has been producing wine since 1969. A number of tours are available throughout the year, where visitors can learn more about English wine and the vineyard’s history. If you’re just passing, make a stop at the shop and stock up on some fine wine. www.newhallwines.co.uk

Dedham Vale Vineyard

Green Lane, Colchester, CO4 5TS

Located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the vineyard features 40 acres of vines, woods and pasture. Visitors can explore the winery with a tour and tasting where you’ll hear about the vines and wine making process. Lunch is included too! www.dedhamvalevineyard.com

Giffords Hall

Hartest, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 4EX

The vineyard is perfect for a summer’s day out. Join one of its grand tours  which includes a tasting of three wines and three liqueurs. Personalised and private tours for groups of eight or more can also be booked. Don’t leave without a browse of the vineyard shop. www.giffordshall.co.uk

Wyken Vineyard

Wyken Hall, Wyken Road, Stanton, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 2DW

So much more than just a vineyard, Wyken’s is also home to a country store, beautiful gardens, farmers’ market and restaurant. Wander through the vineyard from the Leaping Hare over to Home Meadow and through an ancient woodland. Wines can be purchased from the well-stocked store. www.wykenvineyards.co.uk

Shawsgate Vineyard

Badingham Road, Woodbridge, IP13 9HZ

The vineyard offers a choice of tour and tasting experiences, which can also include lunch or afternoon tea. Visit the shop to mix and match a case of your favourite wines. www.shawsgate.co.uk

Valley Farm Vineyards

Rumburgh Road, Wissett, Halesworth, IP19 0JJ

The eight acre vineyard produces vintage, single estate, still and sparkling wines. A variety of tours are available offering customers the chance to sample wines and learn more about the vineyard. www.valleyfarmvineyards.co.uk

Chet & Waveney Vineyard

Loddon Road, Bergh Apton, NR15 1BT

The family run vineyard produces both still and sparkling wines. Tours and tastings are available by appointment. For a one off experience visit for the grape harvest in late September/early October, followed by a supper to celebrate the vendange. www.chetvineyard.co.uk

Flint Vineyard

Camphill Farm, Middle Rd, Earsham, Bungay NR35 2AH

Owned by Ben and Hannah Witchell, the vineyard has had tremendous success within just a few short years. Thanks to the sheltered and sunny slopes of the Waveney Valley the vineyard is producing one of the best Bacchus in the region. Tours are available from £25 per person, plus there’s the option of adding the ’15 Mile’ lunch which features the best of local produce. www.flintvineyard.com

Winbirri Vineyard

Bramerton Road, Surlingham, NR14 7DE

Learn about the wine and vineyard from head winemaker Lee Dyer, who will show you around the vineyards and provide an insight into the history, care of the vines and the grapes grown in this part of the region. If you’re passionate about wine, enquire about ‘The W Club’ which offers members exclusive discounts and a hands-on experience during the harvest season. www.winbirri.com

Humbleyard Vineyard

Paddock Farm Shop, Mulbarton, NR14 8JT

With a history dating back to the Anglo-Saxon times, the lands of the vineyard have a story to tell. Pick up a map at the farm shop and meander through the grounds on a self-guided tour, before picking up one of the award-winning wines at the shop. www.humbleyardenglishwine.co.uk

Chilford Hall

Balsham Road, Cambridge CB21 4LE

The vineyard is open to visitors from March to October, with tours taking place throughout the open season. The pretty vineyard is home to 17,000 vines of nine different varieties.  www.chilfordhall.co.uk

Warden Abbey Vineyard

Bedford Road, Biggleswade, SG18 9LS

It’s not often you come across a community run vineyard. Leased by Bedfordshire Rural Communities Charity, it produces a handful of award-winning wines. Unfortunately, it’s not open to the public and tours can only be booked in advance. However, you can support the vineyard by attending one of its open days, a pre-booked tour or pruning experience. www.wardenvineyard.org.uk

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Join us for a guided tour around the giffords hall vineyard and enjoy a tutored wine tasting afterwards., situated on an ancient glacial riverbed, our 19-acre site on fertile sandy loam soil over gravel produces quality grapes, high in natural sugars and acids, which lend themselves particularly well to sparkling and still wines..

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Giffords Hall Vineyard is a beautiful place to visit in the heart of the Upper Stour valley. Hartest is one of Suffolk’s prettiest villages, with a hump backed bridge, thatched and painted houses and a large green. It has great pubs within a close distance and we are surrounded by picturesque places of interest such as Long Melford, Lavenham and Bury St Edmunds (an Historic cathedral town boasting many splendid places to eat). We offer Private Vineyard Tours from February to December where you can stroll through our Vineyard, learn about our winemaking process and taste our award winning wines. All accompanied by your own Giffords Hall guide. Alternatively our Tour Gift Vouchers provide a way of offering our Vineyard experience either for yourself or as the perfect gift for friends or family. Our Grand Tours run on various dates throughout the year and are open to all. While not a private tour, you will have a guided walk through our Vineyard and learn about our wine making processes plus a tutored tasting of our award winning wines. We look forward to welcoming you to Giffords Hall Vineyard.

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Wine Tasting East Anglia

• Posted by Lee Dyer
• on April 16, 2023

Introduction to East Anglia

East Anglia, a region in the eastern part of England, is famous for its picturesque countryside, charming villages, and rich history. It’s also home to a thriving wine industry that’s rapidly gaining recognition worldwide. As a wine lover, you’ll find a plethora of opportunities to experience wine tasting East Anglia and explore the incredible vineyards that this region has to offer.

Vineyards in East Anglia

Winbirri vineyards.

Winbirri Vineyards is one of the most prominent vineyards in East Anglia, located in the heart of Norfolk. This family-owned vineyard is dedicated to producing high-quality wines with a distinctive regional character.

Vineyard Tours

To truly experience the magic of Winbirri, consider taking one of their vineyard tours . These guided tours allow you to explore the vineyard, learn about the winemaking process, and taste a selection of their award-winning wines.

Wine Garden

For a more leisurely experience, visit Winbirri’s Wine Garden , where you can enjoy a glass of wine while taking in the stunning views of the vineyard. It’s the perfect setting to relax and unwind with friends or family.

Awards and Recognition

Winbirri has garnered numerous awards and accolades over the years, a testament to their commitment to quality and excellence. Their most notable achievement is winning the Decanter World Wine Awards in 2017 for their Bacchus 2015 wine.

Other Notable Vineyards

Besides Winbirri, East Anglia boasts a multitude of other vineyards worth exploring, each offering unique wine tasting experiences and exceptional wines to discover.

Wine Tasting Experiences

Guided tours.

Many vineyards in East Anglia offer guided tours led by knowledgeable staff, providing insights into the winemaking process and the opportunity to sample various wines. These tours are an excellent way to learn about the region’s wine industry while enjoying a memorable wine tasting experience.

Self-Guided Tours

If you prefer to explore at your own pace, some vineyards offer self-guided tours. This option allows you to wander through the vineyards and enjoy wine tasting in a more relaxed setting.

Themed Events

Many vineyards in East Anglia host themed events throughout the year, ranging from wine and food pairing dinners to grape harvest celebrations. These events provide a unique and entertaining way to enjoy wine tasting East Anglia while immersing yourself in the local culture and traditions.

How to Prepare for Wine Tasting

To make the most of your wine tasting East Anglia experience, it’s essential to be prepared. Here are some tips to help you get ready for your visit:

Dress Appropriately

When attending a wine tasting, it’s crucial to dress for comfort, keeping in mind that you may be walking through vineyards or spending time outdoors. Consider wearing layers, comfortable shoes, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.

Enhance Your Wine Knowledge

Before embarking on your wine tasting adventure, it’s a good idea to brush up on your wine knowledge. Familiarise yourself with the grape varieties, wine styles, and winemaking techniques prevalent in East Anglia to better appreciate the wines you’ll be tasting.

Learn Wine Tasting Etiquette

Understanding wine tasting etiquette will ensure a more enjoyable experience for you and your fellow wine enthusiasts. Learn how to hold your wine glass correctly, swirl and sniff the wine to appreciate its aroma, and taste it without swallowing to assess its flavours and textures.

Wine tasting East Anglia offers a unique opportunity to explore the region’s thriving wine industry, visit picturesque vineyards, and sample exceptional wines. Whether you prefer guided tours, self-guided adventures, or themed events, there’s something for every wine lover in this enchanting region. Prepare yourself by dressing appropriately, enhancing your wine knowledge, and learning wine tasting etiquette to make the most of your experience.

Q1: What types of wines are produced in East Anglia?

A1: East Anglia is known for producing a variety of wines, including white, rosé, red, and sparkling wines. The region’s cool climate is particularly well-suited for white grape varieties such as Bacchus and Chardonnay.

Q2: How can I find out about upcoming wine tasting events in East Anglia?

A2: The best way to find out about upcoming events is to visit the websites of individual vineyards or follow them on social media. You can also check local tourism websites for information on wine-related events in the region.

Q3: Can I purchase wine directly from the vineyards during my visit?

A3: Yes, many vineyards offer wine sales on-site, allowing you to purchase the wines you enjoyed during your tasting. Some vineyards even have online shops where you can buy their wines for home delivery.

Q4: Is it necessary to book a wine tasting tour in advance?

A4: It’s advisable to book your wine tasting tour in advance, especially during peak seasons or if you’re visiting with a group. This ensures availability and helps the vineyards plan for your visit.

Q5: Can I bring children to a wine tasting event?

A5: While some vineyards may allow children to attend wine tasting events, it’s best to check with the individual vineyards beforehand. Keep in mind that wine tasting is an adult-oriented activity, and children may not find it as enjoyable.

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Welcome to Chet Valley Vineyard

Nestled in the sheltered, sun-soaked fields of Bergh Apton, South Norfolk, Chet Valley Vineyard’s single estate vineyard spans over 10 hectares of family-owned land, producing a sustainably maintained range of high-quality grapes, from champagne varieties to germanic crosses. Benefitting from the English vineyard’s rich terroir, alongside the skills of passionate winemaker John Hemmant, our carefully curated final bottles form a collection of award-winning artisan English wines year-on-year, from fruit-forward rosés to aromatic whites with a wide range of still and sparkling wines.

As featured in The Sunday Times and Eastern Daily Press – Norfolk vineyard named as one of the UK’s best – and you can even stay overnight

OUR ENGLISH WINES

Browse Chet Valley Vineyard’s range of artisan sparkling and still English wines, handcrafted with zero air miles using distinct varieties of cool-climate grapes grown in our family-owned sustainably accredited English vineyard here in South Norfolk.

The grape varieties grown at Chet Valley Vineyard include Solaris, Phoenix, Schönburger, Chardonnay, and Seyval Blanc grown alongside reds such as Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Cabernet Noir, and Regent, using traditional and sustainable techniques optimised to our British terroir. From our award-winning ‘Skylark’ wines and flagship Méthode Champenoise, ‘Horatio’, to our varietal stills including our ‘Redwing’ rosé, there’s a bottle in our range to suit every palette.

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Chet winery experience, tours & tastings.

Discover the places and faces behind our award-winning wines from amongst the vines or from the comfort of your own home with our range of guided tour and tasting options.

Explore and book our wide range of community-driven events, held throughout the year at our Norfolk winery, from our annual grape harvesting open to expert talks.

Vineyard Holidays

Discover the Vine House, an exclusive vineyard holiday cottage set in rural Norfolk, with uninterrupted views across Chet Valley’s 10-hectare vineyard.

Wedding Wine

If you are planning a wedding do come and visit our sustainable vineyard to talk with us about the wide range of English wines we can offer to match your menu choices for your special day.

Our beautiful indoor and outdoor Norfolk vineyard venues are perfect locations for any occasion, including weddings and corporate events.

Vine Leasing

Create and enjoy your own fine English wine using Chet Valley leased vines, with a number of varieties available.

Meet John the Winemaker

Following a sustainable philosophy deeply rooted in respect for the natural elements of winemaking, John marries technical expertise with a distinctive sensitivity to the grape varieties at each stage of our unique process, challenging convention and capturing individual elements of varietal character, aromas, and flavours.

Chet Valley Vineyard’s head winemaker, John Hemmant, believes the value of our wine spans far beyond its exceptional taste, having aimed since planting the first vine in 2010 to deliver a diverse and immersive experience to casual visitors and aficionados alike, both within, and outside of the vineyard. Whether you’re seeking a hands-on tour at the centre of the action, an exclusive event venue, a unique British vineyard holiday in the English countryside, or even a guided tasting session from the comfort of your home: Chet Valley Vineyard has an offering for you.

Chet Wine Club

Chet valley vineyard’s exclusive wine subscription.

Chet Valley Vineyard’s highly successful wine club, is a project close to the hearts of vineyard owners, John and Bridget. Designed with our most involved customers in mind, this exclusive membership offers the opportunity to get closer to Chet Valley Vineyard. As a member, you’ll be invited to experience the English vineyard’s permaculture first hand, meaning you’ll learn more about vine growing and winemaking.

For many, the highlight of the wine club is our ever-expanding, award-winning range of fine English wines, delivered in mixed cases of three wines, four times per year. However, members also have the opportunity to further explore the winemaking process, with access to annual tour and wine tasting sessions. Memberships include invites to key winemaking events, places at an exclusive member’s harvest supper, and a 10% discount on all Chet Valley Vineyard wines and events.

English Vineyard FAQ’s

What is the difference between a winery and a vineyard.

To define these terms simply, a vineyard is generally defined as a plantation or plot of land designated to producing grapes for wine, whilst a winery is the building housing the wine production process. One may exist without the other, with many wineries known to purchase grapes from ‘outside’ or unassociated vineyards.

Chet Valley Vineyard houses both a vineyard and winery on site, working to produce award-winning wines from vine to bottle in a carefully constructed and refined internal process. Our guests may have the pleasure of discovering both our vineyard and winery during our regular tours and tastings. Discover more about our facilities and spaces on the winery page.

Does England produce wine?

Though England (and the United Kingdom in its entirety) is a large consumer of wine, it has previously been known as a minor producer, primarily due to its overarching cooler climate. Despite this previous perception, English wine is a growing sector, with many well-established vineyards across the country, including Chet Valley, Chapel Down, and Three Choirs producing a wide variety of award-winning wines year on year, available for purchase online, on-site, and even in national supermarkets.

Chet Valley, in particular, is placed in an ideal location for grape-growing and wine production, benefitting from some of the warmest and driest summers in the country, alongside a complex and perfectly suited terroir, featuring significant organic content. Combining traditional European techniques with bold infusions, Chet’s winemakers work to mould existing methodologies to the vineyard’s unique climate - resulting in fine, English wine.

Are there vineyards in England?

Though vineyards were once a rarity in England and the United Kingdom, according to WineGB, there are now over 500 working vineyards in the UK, with over half of this selection welcoming visitors in one form or another. Wherever you’re based, from Cumbria to Devon, you’re likely to be near a vineyard producing English wine.

Nestled in the sun-soaked hills of Bergh Apton, South Norfolk, Chet Valley Vineyard delivers both award-winning wines, and an exceptional visitor experience. With a keen focus on quality and sustainability, this well-established location delivers a range of on and off-site visitor activities, including tours, regular events, and virtual tastings.

Are wineries and vineyards the same?

Though vineyards and wineries are not the same, the two facilities often exist on the same site, under the same name, or in connection with each other. To put it simply, a vineyard produces grapes, whilst a winery produces wine.

A vineyard is generally defined as a plantation or plot of land designated to producing grapes for wine, whilst a winery is the building housing the wine production process.

Chet Valley Vineyard houses both a vineyard and winery on site, working to produce award-winning wines from vine to bottle in a carefully constructed and refined internal process. Our guests may have the pleasure of discovering both our vineyard and winery during our regular tours and tastings.

What is the best English vineyard?

Which is the ‘best English vineyard’ generally comes down to a matter of personal preference. With over 500 vineyards in operation across the UK, there’s an offering available for almost everyone, from polished commercial options, to small family businesses. Here at Chet Valley, we like to think that our vineyard offers an option for anyone.

Nestled in the sheltered, sun-soaked fields of Bergh Apton, South Norfolk, Chet Valley’s single estate Vineyard spans over 10 hectares of family-owned land, producing an award-winning range of sparkling and still fine English wine. Our vineyard and winery are family-friendly, and offer a range of popular activities throughout the year, including tours, tastings, harvests, talks, and suppers, alongside the opportunity to rent vines and produce your own wine.

For those unable to attend our activities in South Norfolk, we’ve created a range of safe, virtual offerings, including our virtual wine tasting kits and sessions.

Can you visit vineyards in the UK?

Though vineyard tourism and events, especially in England,are fast growing sectors, proving popular with visitors of all ages, visitor allowances for vineyards in the UK generally come down to decisions made by individual locations. According to WineGB, of the more than 500 operational vineyards in the UK, over half allow visitors in some form.

Vineyards with facilities and activities for visitors, such as Chet Valley Vineyard in Norfolk, often offer on-site tours, tastings, and a variety of open events, such as harvests, talks, and dinners.

What are the best things to do in Norfolk?

Located across the mid-east coast of England, the county of Norfolk enjoys a number of natural and man-made attractions. Featuring wide expanses of countryside, a beautiful coastline, and a national park, alongside historic villages, market towns, and of course the city of Norwich, there’s much to see and do. In addition to more traditional attractions such as Norwich Castle and Cathedral, alongside the city’s numerous theatres, restaurants, and shopping spots, Norfolk offers a range of more naturally inspired and interactive activities and sites, such as Chet Valley Vineyard.

This beautiful, family-friendly site produces many of the nation’s favourite English wines and offers a variety of vineyard tours, tastings, and events (such as the ever-popular annual harvest), alongside accommodation in the form of a converted cottage, placed amongst the vines themselves!

Where is my nearest wine tasting event?

Whether you’re located at the boundaries of the English border, the country’s southernmost sands, there’s bound to be a wine tasting event within reach, though, as a result of the ideal soils and climate, many of the UK’s most well-established and popular vineyards and tasting events are concentrated on or near the South East, including East Anglia.

Popular wine tasting locations within England generally include Kent, East Sussex, Cambridgeshire, Shropshire, Oxfordshire, Dorset, Devon, Gloucestershire, Norfolk, Perthshire, and Yorkshire.

Chet Valley Vineyard, located in the picturesque South Norfolk, are proud to offer both on-site and virtual wine tasting events, allowing wine lovers from across the country to get involved, and experience a guided tasting, led by the site’s head winemaker.

Where is my nearest vineyard?

With over 500 vineyards currently in operation across the UK, there’s bound to be a vineyard within your reach, though, as a result of the ideal soils and climate, many of the UK’s most well-established and popular vineyards and tasting events are concentrated on or near the South East, including East Anglia. When looking for a vineyard to visit, it’s important to do some preliminary research and establish the site’s opening times (they may be seasonal), the activities offered, and, of course, whether or not visitors are accepted.

Chet Valley Vineyard, located in the picturesque South Norfolk, are proud to welcome visitors throughout the year - with most events taking place throughout the main season of April to October. Offering a complete set of activities including tours, tastings, and events (such as the ever-popular annual harvest), alongside a selection of virtual offering for those looking to experience our wine but unable to travel.

What are the best outdoor attractions in Norfolk?

Located across the mid-east coast of England, the county of Norfolk enjoys a number of outdoor attractions. Featuring wide expanses of countryside, a beautiful coastline, and a national park, there’s much to see and do. In addition to more traditional attractions such as the Norfolk coastal path, and Norfolk botanical gardens, the county offers a range of unique and interactive activities and sites, such as Chet Valley Vineyard.

This sun-soaked, family-friendly site produces many of the nation’s favourite English wines and offers a variety of outdoor vineyard tours, tastings, and events (such as the ever-popular annual harvest), alongside picnic options! A unique outdoor experience, Chet Valley is the perfect place to spend a warm summer day.

Vineyard Reviews

9 months ago via Google

Lovely afternoon touring and learning about the vineyards and tasting the wines with locally produced nibbles. John is an excellent host and passes on technical information easily. A delightful way to celebrate a 60th birthday with a family group and even better being able to cycle through beautiful lanes in the sun to get there .

5 months ago via Google

Fantastic and certainly well worth a visit. John explained every aspect from the vineyard to the production of the wine making. Thank you so much for a very enjoyable experience.

8 months ago via Google

John was great the vineyard itself is lovely. Very informative. No pressure to buy anything after. A very relaxed and lovely day, we had blazing hot sunshine also which made it that even more special. Great work guys!

Steve Carey

4 months ago via Google

Very knowledgeable info about the history, vines,wines and nice tour with tasting and nbbes. Lovely sparkling wines.....

6 months ago via Google

We had a wonderful day at Chet Valley! We hired the venue for a family party and enjoyed food and wine on the balcony overlooking the beautiful vineyard scenery. We particularly enjoyed the Horatio Rose Brut which was very refreshing on a hot summers day. We had an excellent tour of the vineyard with the owner, John who was very knowledgeable about not only the vines and the wine but also the local area and all things nature related. He was also very good with the children in our party. I’d highly recommend Chet Valley Wine and also Chet Valley as a venue to hire.

Esme Packett

Don't be deceived by the sunny photo below! A friend and I joined a Chet Valley vineyard tour earlier this year, and despite pandemic restrictions and a torrential downpour that even included hail at one point, John managed to pull off an engaging and fun event. It would appear nothing can dampen his enthusiasm. 😉 Chet Valley has a surprisingly wide range of wines of good quality. So if you are in or around Norfolk - or want an excuse to be - I highly recommend paying them a visit. (Warning: you will probably want to purchase a few bottles too...)

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Dedham Vale Vineyard is set in 40 acres of vines, woods and pasture on the edge of the Dedham Vale, an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Sample the wines and wander through the vines as you enjoy this glorious part of North Essex.  The vineyard is on the Essex Way with lovely walks through the surrounding countryside and quiet country lanes and villages of Constable Country.

Despite being a relatively small vineyard we produce a wide range of still wines from our many grape varietals.

Explore our selection of still wines and learn more in our online shop. Please be aware we operate a £45 minimum order.

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The East Anglia region of England has a very suitable climate for  growing grapes for sparkling wine production, as such, the wines now produced are rapidly gaining international recognition, praise and awards.

This Brut Sparkling wine is made using the traditional method. It has spent time on its lees in the cellar and has a refreshing lively mousse (the French term for the head of bubbles that rise to the top of a sparkling wine), good depth on the palate with attractive fresh fruit flavours and yeasty overtones.

The grapes used are Orion and Chardonnay. It is delightful at all times, the perfect celebratory drink and a lovely accompaniment to fish, shellfish or canapés.

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“The Chardonnay has a fantastic crystalline purity of the English summer sun cooled by the breezes off the river”

Welcome to Crouch Ridge Estate

Visit us for Brunch, Lunch, Afternoon Tea / Taste and Tour, Pair and Share.

We opened our Wine Barn in June 2019, here we showcase our fine wines, sample our wine before buying from our Shop or enjoy a wine tasting experience. We say “come for the wine, stay for the view” as the raised terrace outside the Wine Barn allows visitors to enjoy the views of the Vineyard and Crouch Valley countryside overlooking the River. It is a    lovely place to sit and relax with friends and family with a glass of local Crouch Ridge wine or cup of coffee; the on-site café serves food & drinks. Daily specials are prepared by our chef to complement our wines.

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Premium quality still and sparkling wines made from grapes grown at Crouch Ridge Estate. The vineyards are planted with 3 classic cool climate grape varieties, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris.    These varietals are suited to the climate, soil and aspect at Crouch Ridge Estate in the heart of the Crouch Valley Region.  The characteristics of the area, ‘the terroir’ defines our fine wines, helping to make them balanced and unique. Chardonnay & Pinot Noir our two noble Champagne varieties were chosen specifically to produce top quality English Sparkling wines. Our Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes are also grown to make our popular fine Single Estate Still wines.

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As part of your unique experience at Crouch Ridge Estate, why not spoil yourself, with an overnight stay overlooking the Crouch Ridge Vineyards. To truly appreciate what the vineyard has to offer, why not book a bespoke private Vineyard tour, wine tasting or an Sparkling afternoon tea to name a few of the unique experiences on offer.

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Celebrate English Wine Week (18-26 June) with wine tours and tastings in English vineyards

From crisp whites to velvety reds, hundreds of vineyards up and down England are producing award-winning wines. To celebrate some of the magnificent wines produced on our very own soil, we’ve compiled some of the best vineyards to visit across the country - all offering great tasting sessions, tours and more. 

Chapel Down Vineyard

Tenterden, Kent

Set in the gentle hills and high hedges of Kent’s High Weald, in an Area of Outstanding Beauty, is the Chapel Down Vineyard . The 22 acres of vineyard, has the same chalky soil as Champagné, France (just 90 miles to the south) giving the wine produced here its distinct flavour.

To get a real taste of the wines produced at Chapel Down, take a behind-the-scenes tour. A guide will show you how they grow the grapes to how they transform the fruit in to delicious wine. There’s also a tutored tasting session afterward so you can really appreciate the wines.

St Martin's Vineyard

Isles of Scilly

While only 28 miles west of the mainland, the Isles of Scilly feels like a different world. With no traffic jams or major shopping centres, the only noise pollution you’ll hear is the breaking waves and cawing gulls. Set on the southerly-facing slopes of St Martin, you will find St Martin Vineyard , the UK’s smallest and most southwesterly vineyard. Self-guided vineyard tours are conducted throughout the summer, giving you the chance to explore this unique vineyard.

Without a doubt, the location of this winery is what makes it so special. The clear waters and idyllic beaches surrounding the islands provide a prevailing sense of calm making St Martins a delight. The spectacular flowers, plant life, rare birds and sea views along the heathery cliff paths all add to the thrill of St Martin.

Sharpham Vineyard

Ashprington, Devon

Sharpham Vineyard has been making fine English wine for around 30 years. Located on the bank of the River Dart in Devon. Sharpham produces red and white wines, which have won awards at both a national and international level. Enjoy a guided tour of the vineyard to gain an insight into how Sharpham Wine is produced.

As well as producing English wines, Sharpham Vineyard also makes soft English cheeses using the milk from its herd of Jersey cows. Cremet, Rustic and Savour are some of the creamy delights produced in Sharpham Dairy.

Three Choirs Vineyard

Newent, Gloucestershire

Nestled deep between the Costwolds and the Forest of Dean is Three Choirs , one of England’s oldest and largest vineyards. The rolling hills and valleys of Gloucestershire provide a unique climate, which is perfect for growing grapes. Explore the beautiful vineyards on a guided tour and afterwards, enjoy a light lunch with a chef's selection board.

The Three Choirs vineyard is perfectly situated to explore the beautiful Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean. If you’re thinking of planning a short break or a romantic retreat, the vineyard has rooms and lodges overlooking the vine-clad valleys. Don’t worry about going hungry either, the vineyard also has a brasserie serving the best local produce.

Ryedale Vineyard

Ryedale Vineyard, York

Ryedale Vineyard is the UK’s most northerly commercial vineyard, hidden away in an idyllic spot at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds. The sunny south-facing slopes are key to producing some of England’s award-winning wines. Throughout summer Ryedale offers guided tours and tasting sessions which include a selection of wines accompanied by homemade nibbles.

Ryedale Vineyard is located only six miles from the market town of Malton, known as the food capital of Yorkshire. Malton regularly has food markets and festivals featuring the finest produce from the region. Perfect for enjoying a short break or romantic trip – taste the wine, enjoy the food and at the end of the day, settle down for a peaceful night’s sleep at Ryedale farmhouse.

Adgestone Vineyard

Isle of Wight

It’s thought that the Romans grew vines on the Isle of Wight some 2,000 years ago. Adgestone seems to have perfected the technique now, producing red, white and rosé wines. The chalky south-facing slopes and almost frost-free climate give these wines a unique taste. Their vineyard tour offers the whole grape to glass experience, as you'll be guided around the 10-acre site and shown the whole process of turning grapes into wine.

If you’re looking to get away from the bustle of everyday life and take some time to relax, Adgestone is the ideal place to escape. Adgestone has snug double bedrooms with en-suite facilities and magnificent sea views offering a tranquil setting to relax and unwind. What could be more special than spending your evenings under the stars amongst 10 acres of vines?

Tinwood Estate Vineyard

Chichester, West Sussex

The Tinwood Vineyard started planting vines in 2007 on the edge of the beautiful South Downs National Park. Since then they have been producing fine English sparkling wines since their first crop in 2009. Tinwood runs fun wine tasting sessions that everyone is able to enjoy, enjoy the sun and a glass of bubbles after spending the day touring the beautiful vineyards.

Tinwood isn’t only a vineyard, it also offers accommodation to its guests. Lodges at the estate offer the guests the chance to stay in cabin lodges with an authentic rustic feel. The floor-to-ceiling glass windows and private veranda overlooking the vines are the real showpieces.

Langham Wine Estate

Dorchester, Dorset

Langham Wine Estate , tucked away in the heart of Dorset, uses a low-intervention approach to its grape growing, minimising environmental impact and creating quality wines that are vegan friendly. On a guided tour of the estate, at the centre of which is the Grade-I listed Bingham’s Melcombe manor house, you’ll learn about all the stages of producing traditional method sparkling wines, followed by a tutored tasting.

After the tour, sit down to lunch in the 19th-century milking parkour or pre-order a Vineyard Lunch picnic (you can pick between a traditional afternoon tea or a seafood-packed platter) to enjoy on a table amongst the vines or in the rustic barn area.

Camel Valley

Bodmin, Cornwall

Located on Cornwall’s famous Camel Trail, Camel Valley is the only vineyard in the UK to hold a royal warrant. Currently producing sparkling, rosé and white wines, this once little vineyard has scooped up a whole heap of international prizes and supplies to a handful of British supermarkets. Daily tours run throughout the week (though not at the weekends) and include tastings of their favourite creations.

If you don’t want to take a tour, you can still enjoy a glass or two of vino on the relaxed terrace that overlooks the endless Cornish countryside, or if you just can’t bear to leave, extend your visit with a stay at one of the cottages perched above the vineyards. With fantastic panoramic views and private access to the Camel Trail, the cottages are the perfect base from which to explore Cornwall’s epic landscape.

Giffords Hall Vineyard

Hartest, Suffolk

Head to the pretty village of Hartest – complete with colourful thatched houses and huge village green – to find Giffords Hall Vineyard , a vineyard that dates back to the 1970s and is planted on the sandy clay of an ancient glacial riverbed. This family-run vineyard produces a myriad of sparkling wines, award-winning rosés and fruity red pinot noirs, meaning there are plenty of wines to try.

You can opt for a private or group tours of Giffords Hall, both of which provide an insight into the history of English wine and the varieties of grapes grown there. The tour will take you through the vineyard and around the winery, showing you the various stages of production, before ending up in the tasting room where you’ll have the chance to taste three still wines and three liqueurs alongside a selection of canapés. Sounds like our cup of tea!

Denbies Wine Estate

Dorking, Surrey

With an estate spanning 627 acres, Denbies , in the Surrey Hills, is England’s largest vineyard. As well as making a range of fantastic wines, Denbies is home to a hotel, a collection of restaurants and lots of tours and experiences. Take an outdoor vineyard train tour to see the most beautiful points in the vineyard (all without getting out of your seat), or book onto the Secret Vineyard Trail to meander through vines not normally open to the public, with tasting stops along the way. The Indoor Wine Tasting Experience is also popular, as you’ll learn about the history and geology of the estate before tasting four of Denbies’ award-winning wines.

Make a day of it and accompany your tour with lunch with a view at The Gallery Restaurant, overlooking the vineyard from the winery’s third floor, or enjoy al fresco dining all year round at The Conservatory Restaurant, which serves up light lunches and delicious cream teas. Or stay overnight at Denbies Vineyard Hotel. Renovated from the original 1850s farmhouse, the 17 luxury rooms have outstanding views across the estate – a sight you wouldn’t mind waking up to every day!

Hambledon Vineyard

Hambledon, Hampshire

Hambledon , one of England’s oldest commercial vineyards, has been growing vines since 1952 and has even served its creations in the Houses of Parliament and in British Embassies all over the world. Today, the vineyard spans over 200 acres, with over 100,000 vines pruned by hand.

If you pop into Hambledon, you can join a tour that takes you through the historical vineyards and into the estate’s underground cellars cut directly into perfect white chalk. You’ll also get to take a sneak peek at the state-of-the-art winery (it’s the only gravity-fed winery in the UK) and see how the award-winning sparkling wines are created, from grape all the way to glass. And yes, tastings are part of the package too.

Balfour Winery

Tonbridge, Kent

Set in 400 acres of scenic Kent countryside you’ll find the Hush Heath Estate, home to Balfour Winery . Pioneers for both English traditional-method sparkling wines and English still wines, this vineyard has won many a prestigious accolade since its inception back in 2002 – including being chosen as the official English wine of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Year-round tours and tasting experiences are available here, from self-guided strolls through the vineyards, apple orchards, wildflower meadows and ancient oak woodland to expert-led tours where you’ll discover the winemaking process from grape to glass, before sitting down to try six of the vineyard’s homegrown wines. If you get a bit peckish, you can add on Kentish meat, cheese or veggie platters to your tasting, or if you want to push the boat out further, attend one of the vineyard’s many foodie events including the Balfour Dining Club, a series of four-course dinners created by the estate’s head chef and paired with Balfour wines. 

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Finally there is definitely feeling of spring in the air along with the longer days which will see bud burst in the vines very soon which activates the growing season! We are excited to announce the 2024 Friday tour tickets are now on sale! The fun relaxed tours are the highlight of the year so we cant wait for the longer days and welcoming you into the vineyard so show you what we're up to! What a way to start the weekend!

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If you are an existing row post sponsor (thank you) we are taking renewals for 2024. The package this year includes a bottle of The Rutland Vineyard wine, certificate of sponsorship, a personalised plaque in the vineyard, a The Rutland Vineyard branded tumbler, a warm drink in the tasting barn and the chance to be among the first people to try our 1st ever wine. On top of all this if you come up to the tasting barn to renew we'll give you a drink on the house to celebrate!  

If you're looking somewhere to relax and you like English still and sparkling wine, freshly ground coffee, homemade cake or local cheeses pop along to the vineyard. You can also enjoy the 1km nature trail around the vineyard. 

We're situated just outside the lovely village of Ketton on Barrowden Road, and only a ten minute drive away from the A1, A47, A43 and the beautiful market town of Stamford!

No bookings required and no entry fee to the vineyard- just come and relax!

Beautiful vineyard in Rutland producing stunning wines on Jurassic limestone soil.

Located on top of a narrow ridge between the rivers Welland and Chater, 70m above sea level and facing south we’ve got prime part of Rutland. Hard to think 160 million years ago this would have been England’s south coast! Single site vineyard planted in 2021.

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• Listen to the secrets about the Metro-2, a secret line supposedly used by the government and KGB;
• Experience a selection of most striking features of Moscow Metro hidden from most tourists and even locals;
• Discover the underground treasure of Russian Soviet past – from mosaics to bronzes, paintings, marble arches, stained glass and even paleontological elements;
• Learn fun stories and myths about Coffee Ring, Zodiac signs of Moscow Metro and more;
• Admire Soviet-era architecture of pre- and post- World War II perious;
• Enjoy panoramic views of Sparrow Hills from Luzhniki Metro Bridge – MetroMost, the only station of Moscow Metro located over water and the highest station above ground level;
• If lucky, catch a unique «Aquarelle Train» – a wheeled picture gallery, brightly painted with images of peony, chrysanthemums, daisies, sunflowers and each car unit is unique;
• Become an expert at navigating the legendary Moscow Metro system;
• Have fun time with a very friendly local;
• + Atmospheric Metro lunch in Moscow’s the only Metro Diner (included in a 3-hr tour)

Hotel Pick-up

Metro stations:.

Komsomolskaya

Novoslobodskaya

Prospekt Mira

Belorusskaya

Mayakovskaya

Novokuznetskaya

Revolution Square

Sparrow Hills

+ for 3-hour tour

Victory Park

Slavic Boulevard

Vystavochnaya

Dostoevskaya

Elektrozavodskaya

Partizanskaya

Museum of Moscow Metro

• Drop-off  at your hotel, Novodevichy Convent, Sparrow Hills or any place you wish
• + Russian lunch  in Metro Diner with artistic metro-style interior for 3-hour tour

Fun facts from our Moscow Metro Tours:

From the very first days of its existence, the Moscow Metro was the object of civil defense, used as a bomb shelter, and designed as a defense for a possible attack on the Soviet Union.

At a depth of 50 to 120 meters lies the second, the coded system of Metro-2 of Moscow subway, which is equipped with everything you need, from food storage to the nuclear button.

According to some sources, the total length of Metro-2 reaches over 150 kilometers.

The Museum was opened on Sportivnaya metro station on November 6, 1967. It features the most interesting models of trains and stations.

Coffee Ring

The first scheme of Moscow Metro looked like a bunch of separate lines. Listen to a myth about Joseph Stalin and the main brown line of Moscow Metro.

Zodiac Metro

According to some astrologers, each of the 12 stops of the Moscow Ring Line corresponds to a particular sign of the zodiac and divides the city into astrological sector.

Astrologers believe that being in a particular zadiac sector of Moscow for a long time, you attract certain energy and events into your life.

Paleontological finds 

Red marble walls of some of the Metro stations hide in themselves petrified inhabitants of ancient seas. Try and find some!

• Every day each car in  Moscow metro passes  more than 600 km, which is the distance from Moscow to St. Petersburg.
• Moscow subway system is the  5th in the intensity  of use (after the subways of Beijing, Tokyo, Seoul and Shanghai).
• The interval in the movement of trains in rush hour is  90 seconds .

What you get:

• + A friend in Moscow.
• + Private & customized Moscow tour.
• + An exciting pastime, not just boring history lessons.
• + An authentic experience of local life.
• + Flexibility during the walking tour: changes can be made at any time to suit individual preferences.
• + Amazing deals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the very best cafes & restaurants. Discounts on weekdays (Mon-Fri).
• + A photo session amongst spectacular Moscow scenery that can be treasured for a lifetime.
• + Good value for souvenirs, taxis, and hotels.
• + Expert advice on what to do, where to go, and how to make the most of your time in Moscow.

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