From west Dorset to Salisbury Plain, the North Wessex Downs, Malmesbury and the island.
Langham Wine Estate
Crawthorne, near Dorchester
A Dorset sparkling wine estate with a tasting room, a shop and Smiths Kitchen for lunch.
Visiting: It opens Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm, and until 9pm on Fridays. A self-guided tasting and vineyard walk is from £15, and the two-hour guided tour of the vineyard and winery with three wines from £25, at 10.30am or 2.30pm, booked ahead. Lunch can be added: a picnic in the vines in summer, otherwise at Smiths Kitchen.
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Furleigh Estate
Salwayash, near Bridport
A west Dorset vineyard and winery with drop-in tastings and summer tours.
Visiting: The cellar door opens Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 5pm, and on Saturdays from May to October. Drop-in tastings of three wines are £10 for groups under six. The two-hour vineyard and winery tour (£30) runs Thursday to Saturday at 11am and 2.30pm from Easter to October, booked ahead, for over-18s. Dogs on leads are welcome on tours but not in the winery.
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Bride Valley Vineyard
Litton Cheney, near Bridport
A ten-hectare vineyard in the Bride Valley with Saturday morning tours and tastings of still and sparkling wines.
Visiting: Guided tours with a tasting run on Saturdays at 10.30am from mid April until harvest, about two hours, £25, booked ahead, for up to 16. Private tastings are by enquiry. There is no shop with set hours. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
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Bluestone Vineyards
Cholderton, near Salisbury
A Wiltshire vineyard on the same estate as Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm, with a tasting room and guided and self-guided tours.
Visiting: The tasting room opens Tuesday to Sunday from April to October. Tours, tastings and events are booked ahead: the Signature Tour and Tasting runs Friday to Sunday in season, with a shorter Sip and Stroll and self-guided tours too, and from November to March a winter tour runs on the second Saturday of each month. Cheese and charcuterie platters can be pre-ordered. No dogs other than assistance dogs, because of the livestock.
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Carvers Hill Estate
Shalbourne, near Marlborough
A vineyard and winery in the North Wessex Downs with guided tours, tastings and woodland cabins overlooking the vines.
Visiting: The 90-minute tour and tasting (£35) runs on Wednesdays and Fridays, and the two-and-a-half-hour Grand Tour with a lunch platter (£65) on Saturdays and Sundays, booked ahead. Three off-grid cabins on the estate can be rented. No dogs on site.
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Bow in the Cloud Vineyard
Garsdon, near Malmesbury
A family vineyard just outside Malmesbury with Sunday afternoon tours and tastings on set dates.
Visiting: Tours on selected Sunday afternoons are booked ahead: a walk of 30 minutes to an hour, then three still wines and a sparkling wine, for £20, or £30 with a local cheeseboard ordered a few days ahead. Under-12s go free. New dates are expected in spring 2027; otherwise it is not open to the public.
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Adgestone Vineyard
Brading, Isle of Wight
A long-established island vineyard with audio-guided tours of the vines and cellars, tasting lessons and a farm shop.
Visiting: It opens Wednesday to Saturday, 10am to 4.30pm, and Sunday, 11am to 4.30pm. The one-hour audio-guided tour of the vineyard and cellars is £12, a 20-minute tasting lesson £15, and both together £22. No booking: just turn up. Food is served in spring and summer.
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