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What we have added each month: new vineyard guides, vineyards new to our directory and tours you can now book. A vineyard being new here does not mean it has just opened; some have welcomed visitors for years. Every entry is checked against the vineyard’s own website, and we recheck one group of regions each week.

November 2026

New vineyard guides

  • Albury Organic VineyardAlbury, near Shere · Surrey. Albury is organic and biodynamic, first planted in 2009 beside the Silent Pool.
  • Astley VineyardAstley, near Stourport-on-Severn · Cotswolds and West Midlands. Astley was planted in 1971, which makes it one of the oldest commercial vineyards in the UK, and it is a family-run single estate. It makes still and sparkling Kerner, an orange wine and a late harvest wine.
  • Biddenden VineyardsBiddenden · Kent. The Barnes family founded Kent’s original vineyard here in 1969.
  • Bluebell Vineyard EstatesNear Uckfield · Sussex. Named after its bluebell woods, Bluebell was planted in 2005 on the edge of Ashdown Forest.
  • Breaky BottomRodmell, near Lewes · Sussex. Breaky Bottom is a tiny, much-loved vineyard in a fold of the Downs, reached by a long farm track.
  • Chiltern Valley Winery and BreweryOld Luxters, Hambleden, near Henley-on-Thames · Chilterns. At Old Luxters, Chiltern Valley makes wine, beer and liqueurs. It runs tours all year and has a cellar shop, a food truck and bed and breakfast in the farmhouse.
  • Exton ParkExton, Meon Valley · Hampshire. A 60-acre estate whose name rests on its Reserve Blend sparkling wines.
  • Greyfriars VineyardPuttenham, on the Hog’s Back · Surrey. Set up in 1989, Greyfriars was one of the first English vineyards to plant Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Its cellar is dug into the chalk.
  • Halfpenny Green Wine EstateBobbington, near Stourbridge · Cotswolds and West Midlands. Martin Vickers planted Halfpenny Green around 40 years ago, and his son Clive now makes the wine from its 30 or so acres of vines.
  • Hanwell Wine EstateHickling Pastures, near Melton Mowbray · East Midlands. In south Nottinghamshire, Hanwell is a family-run wine estate with guided tours, a self-guided tasting trail, a café bar and a summer campsite.
  • Holmfirth VineyardHolmfirth · Yorkshire. High on a hillside in the Holme Valley, Holmfirth Vineyard runs vineyard tours with a tasting, and has a restaurant and self-catering apartments.
  • Kingscote EstateVowels Lane, near East Grinstead · Sussex. Near East Grinstead, Kingscote keeps its wine shop and café in a tithe barn.
  • Lympstone ManorLympstone, near Exmouth · Devon. Lympstone Manor is a country house hotel, and in May 2018 it planted a 10.8-acre vineyard with 17,500 Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Meunier vines, mainly for sparkling wine.
  • Oxney Organic EstateBeckley, near Rye · Sussex. Oxney is one of England’s leading organic producers, making still and sparkling wine, and its tasting barn is in an oast house.
  • RidgeviewDitchling Common · Sussex. Ridgeview is one of the pioneers of English sparkling wine, at the foot of the South Downs.
  • Simpsons’ Wine EstateBarham, near Canterbury · Kent. Simpsons’ was founded in 2012 on North Downs chalk by a couple who also make wine in the south of France.
  • Stanlake Park Wine EstateTwyford, near Reading · Chilterns. A short walk from Twyford station, Stanlake Park runs tours all year, opens its wine bar six days a week and has rooms on the estate.
  • Three Choirs VineyardNewent, Gloucestershire · Cotswolds and West Midlands. Near Newent, Three Choirs is a long-established vineyard with a restaurant and tastings, and rooms and lodges that look over the vines.
  • TillinghamPeasmarsh, near Rye · Sussex. A 13th-century farm with 26 acres of organic and biodynamic vines.
  • Winbirri VineyardsSurlingham, east of Norwich · Suffolk and Norfolk. East of Norwich, Winbirri runs long tour and tasting days in summer and has a wine garden.
  • Wyken VineyardsStanton, near Bury St Edmunds · Suffolk and Norfolk. Wyken has a restaurant, a café and a country store that sells its own wines, along with a farmers’ market on Saturdays and vineyard tours in summer.

Added to the directory

73 vineyards that take visitors, by region.

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