27 BEST VINEYARDS NEAR LONDON ACCESSIBLE BY TRAIN.
If you’re in need of something to do on a special occasion, perhaps you’re taking the wine lover in your life out on a date, or you are just at a loose end one Saturday – why not visit a vineyard?
If you ever needed an excuse to sip wine in the countryside – this is it. There are more vineyards than ever before within stumbling distance of London.
Planning a day trip to an English vineyard is easier than you think. With many fantastic vineyards accessible by train from London, you can enjoy a perfect day out without the hassle of driving. Below is a guide to the best vineyards within easy reach of the capital.
VINEYARDS NEAR LONDON: A MAP
To help you plan your day out, here’s a handy map of the 27 vineyards mentioned in this blog post.
You can also find a list of vineyards near London that you can access from different train stations in London lower down in this blog post.
THE BEST VINEYARDS NEAR LONDON FOR A DAY OUT BY TRAIN
This list includes a few of my favourites and a few that are on my “to-do” list. Here you can find 27 of the best vineyards near to London to visit – including a few with restaurants, tours and tastings, and more.
Each of the 27 vineyards near London can be accessed in under two hours by train and many are much closer than this.
Look out for this 🚶♀️symbol which denotes a few vineyards that don’t require a taxi from the station.
1. BALFOUR WINERY, MARDEN
🚶♀️No Taxi Needed
ABOUT BALFOUR:
Found in the beautiful Kent countryside, Balfour Winery is one of the most acclaimed English wine producers. Known for its still and sparkling wines, Balfour has gained recognition for its innovative approach to winemaking, producing some of the most exciting wines in the country.
Personally, I think this is a great vineyard to visit as an introduction to English Wine. The terrace out the back of Balfour is pretty epic and is sure to impress even the fussiest of Londoners. Plus, with the option to try a wine flight, rather than sit down to a formal tasting, there’s relaxed vibe.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Balfour offers a range of tours and tastings, including vineyard walks, guided wine tastings, and the exclusive ‘Balfour Wine & Dine’ experience. The winery also has a stunning terrace overlooking the vineyards where you can enjoy a glass of wine paired with local produce.
For more info on Balfour, you can find my full review here.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Bridge to Marden (approx. 1 hour). From Marden station, it’s a 5-minute taxi ride to the vineyard. You can also walk, it’s perhaps 20-25 minutes. Or, for bigger groups, Balfour will often arrange a shuttle service from the train station.
Book tours and tastings, or reserve a table here on the Balfour website.
2. SQUERRYS WINERY, WESTERHAM
ABOUT SQUERRYS:
Squerrys is a family-owned estate with a 300-year history, producing exceptional sparkling wines. The estate’s motto, ‘Born Triumphant,’ reflects their commitment to producing the highest quality wines from their chalky terroir.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Squerrys offers vineyard tours, tastings, and the chance to explore their beautiful estate. There’s also a charming restaurant on-site where you can enjoy lunch alongside a glass of their award-winning Brut. As of September 2024, you can also find a more relaxed tasting bar where you can sample wines and munch your way through small plates of food.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Charing Cross to Oxted (approx. 35 minutes). From Oxted, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to the vineyard. You can also take the train to Sevenoaks station (25 mins from London Bridge), which is a short taxi ride away. Squerrys also allow helicopters to land on site – if that’s more your thing!
Book a tour with Squerrys here, or contact the vineyard directly for more information.
3. GUSBOURNE WINERY, APPLEDORE
ABOUT GUSBOURNE:
Gusbourne is one of the UK’s most prestigious wine producers, known for its elegant sparkling wines made from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. The estate’s modern winery and stylish tasting room offer a luxurious wine experience.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Gusbourne provides guided vineyard tours and tastings, offering insights into their winemaking process. Visitors can also book the Gusbourne Discovery Tour, which includes a private tasting of their top wines.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London St Pancras to Appledore (approx. 1 hour 15 minutes). From the station, it’s a short 5-minute taxi ride to Gusbourne.
Find out more about Gusbourne winery here or book a wine tasting quickly and easily here via Get Your Guide.
4. SIMPSONS WINERY, BARHAM
ABOUT SIMPSONS:
Simpsons Wine Estate is a rising star in English wine, producing both still and sparkling wines. Located in the North Downs, the vineyard benefits from a cool climate and chalky soils, perfect for growing Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Simpsons Roman Road was one of the first ever English wines that I tasted and until this day, remains a stand out for me.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
The estate offers tours on the weekend, which includes a guided walk through the vineyard and winery, followed by a tasting of their premium wines. You can also book their wine tasting on weekdays too.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London St Pancras to Canterbury West (approx. 1 hour). From Canterbury, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Simpsons Wine Estate.
Find out more about Simpsons Winery and book tours and tastings here.
5. YOTES COURT VINEYARD, WEST PECKHAM
ABOUT YOTES COURT:
Yotes Court is a relative newcomer to the Kent wine scene, producing exceptional still and sparkling wines. Set in the picturesque countryside, the vineyard is dedicated to sustainability and innovation.
Incidentally, I think this vineyard has one of the best views of all Kent vineyards. With hills and countryside in sight for miles. The vineyard itself has a friendly and informal atmosphere. And Yotes Court have a wider range of wines than many vineyards, their Pinto Meunier Rose (Best Turned Out) and Bacchus (On the Nod) are two of my particular faves.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Yotes Court offers guided vineyard tours and tastings, with an emphasis on showcasing their organic farming methods. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon on the terrace with views over the Weald of Kent.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Victoria to West Malling (approx. 1 hour). From there, it’s a 15-minute taxi ride to the vineyard.
Book a tour and tasting with Yotes Court here in just a few clicks, or find out more about the vineyard on their website.
6. DENBIES WINE ESTATE, DORKING
ABOUT DENBIES:
Denbies is one of the largest vineyards in England, producing a wide range of still and sparkling wines. Set in the heart of the Surrey Hills, the estate offers breathtaking views and a fully immersive vineyard experience.
What I really love about vineyard is that it feels like a relaxed and unpretentious space. A place that you can visit even if you don’t know much about wine. The estate is also beautiful.
The wine range at Denbies is particularly remarkable – with reasonably priced bottles of still wine (under £10) and delightful Bacchus fizz (£15) through to more premium wines. There’s something for everyone.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Denbies offers a variety of tours, including indoor winery tours, outdoor vineyard tours by train, and sparkling wine tastings. They also have a vineyard hotel, ideal for those wanting to extend their stay.
If you’re interested in more vineyards with hotels, you can find my guide here.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Waterloo to Dorking (approx. 50 minutes). From Dorking station, it’s a 10-minute walk to the vineyard.
Find out more and book tours and tastings on the Denbies website.
7. CHAPEL DOWN VINEYARD, TENTERDEN
ABOUT CHAPEL DOWN:
Chapel Down is one of the UK’s leading wine producers, known for its iconic sparkling and still wines. Set in the heart of the Kent countryside, the vineyard is a favourite for wine lovers looking to explore the best of English wine.
This is an established and well-run vineyard, so you’re likely to have a wonderful day out here. Chapel Down is a safe bet to impress friends or family.
If you want to make a weekend of it, you can stay in a number of delightful hotels near to the estate.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Chapel Down offers guided vineyard tours, tastings, and a fantastic restaurant on-site, serving locally sourced dishes paired with their award-winning wines.
For more vineyards with restaurants around the UK, you can find my guide here.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London St Pancras to Headcorn (approx. 1 hour). From Headcorn, it’s a 20-minute taxi ride to Chapel Down.
8. ASHLING PARK ESTATE, CHICHESTER
ABOUT ASHLING PARK:
A family-owned estate in the South Downs, Ashling Park is known for its award-winning sparkling wines. The estate’s stunning location offers visitors the chance to explore the vineyard, enjoy tastings, and even stay overnight in their luxury lodges.
The setting of the restaurant and tasting room is really quite spectacular, with views over the vines.
Whilst visiting Ashling Park, be sure to visit nearby Chichester. Find a handy guide to things to do in Chichester here.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Ashling Park offers vineyard tours, tastings, and the opportunity to stay in their vineyard lodges for a fully immersive experience.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Victoria to Chichester (approx. 1 hour 30 minutes). From Chichester, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Ashling Park Estate.
Find out more about book tours and tastings here.
9. HATTINGLEY VALLEY, ALRESFORD
ABOUT HATTINGLEY VALLEY:
Hattingley Valley is a leading producer of sparkling wines in the UK. This Hampshire vineyard is known for its eco-friendly practices and innovative winemaking, making it a great choice for environmentally-conscious wine lovers.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Hattingley Valley offers guided tours and tastings, where you can learn about their commitment to sustainability and taste their award-winning sparkling wines.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Waterloo to Alton (approx. 1 hour 15 minutes). From Alton, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to the vineyard.
Find out more and book tours and tastings with Hattingley Valley here.
10. OXNEY ORGANIC, RYE
ABOUT OXNEY:
Oxney Organic is the largest organic vineyard in the UK, producing both still and sparkling wines. The vineyard is committed to sustainable farming practices, and the wines reflect the purity of their organic methods.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Oxney Organic offers tours that showcase their organic approach to winemaking, followed by tastings of their wines. They also have charming vineyard cottages for those wanting to extend their stay.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London St Pancras to Rye (approx. 1 hour). From Rye, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Oxney Organic.
Find out more and book tours and tastings here.
11. COATES & SEELEY, WINCHESTER
ABOUT COATES & SEELY:
Coates & Seely is a super luxury sparkling wine producer in Hampshire, celebrated for its English sparkling wines crafted using traditional methods. Their wines are elegant, complex, and have earned them a stellar reputation in the wine world.
If you want opulence, Coates & Seely can serve this up in a champagne glass. With bells on. They won the best in show in the Decanter World Wine Awards in 2022 for good reason!
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Coates & Seely offers private vineyard tours and tastings with lunch – but these are quite exclusive affairs. You’ll want to get in touch with Coates & Seely well in advance and ask about availability. You can also join their intriguing sounding “Private List” for the latest from the vineyard.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Waterloo to Winchester (approx. 1 hour). From Winchester station, it’s a 15-minute taxi ride to the vineyard.
Find out more and book tours and tastings here.
12. NYETIMBER VINEYARD, WEST CHILTINGTON
ABOUT NYETIMBER:
Nyetimber is arguably the most famous English wine producer, with a reputation for crafting some of the finest sparkling wines in the world. Their vineyards span across the South of England, and their home estate is in West Sussex. If you’ve ever visited a fancy sports event in England, you’ve probably seen or sampled Nyetimber fizz!
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Although Nyetimber does not offer regular public tours, they do occasionally open their doors for special events and tastings. Keep an eye on their website for opportunities to visit this prestigious vineyard.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Victoria to Pulborough (approx. 1 hour 15 minutes). From Pulborough station, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Nyetimber.
Find out more about Nyetimber here.
13. BOLNEY WINE ESTATE, HAYWARDS HEATH
ABOUT BOLNEY:
Bolney Wine Estate is one of the pioneers of the English wine industry, with over 50 years of winemaking history. Situated in the South Downs, Bolney is known for its award-winning still and sparkling wines.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Bolney offers a range of tours, from basic tastings to full vineyard and winery experiences. Their Eighteen Acre Café is also worth a visit, offering delicious food paired with their wines served on a gorgeous terrace.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Bridge to Haywards Heath (approx. 45 minutes). From the station, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to the estate.
Find out more and book tours and tastings here on the Bolney Wine Estate website.
14. RIDGEVIEW WINE ESTATE, DITCHLING
ABOUT RIDGEVIEW:
Ridgeview is a family-run winery, specialising in producing sparkling wines that rival the best of Champagne. Nestled at the foot of the South Downs, the vineyard benefits from the ideal conditions for growing Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Ridgeview offers guided tours of their vineyard and winery, followed by tastings of their award-winning sparkling wines. The vineyard also has a charming garden bar where you can enjoy a glass of bubbly overlooking the vines.
They also offer an “Audio Tour” and tasting, which is a real bargain at just £10 per person.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Victoria to Hassocks (approx. 50 minutes). From Hassocks station, it’s a 5-minute taxi ride to the vineyard.
Find out more and book tours and tastings here.
15. ALBURY ORGANIC VINEYARD, SHERE
ABOUT ALBURY:
Albury Vineyard is an organic vineyard located in the Surrey Hills. Known for producing top-quality sparkling wines using biodynamic methods, Albury is dedicated to sustainability and craftsmanship.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Albury offers regular vineyard tours, tastings, and even vineyard picnics. Visitors can learn about their organic and biodynamic farming practices while enjoying a glass of their exceptional sparkling wine.
Note, tours and tastings are in the summer only at Albury. But there are harvest events in Autumn and sometimes Christmas events too (like indoor wine and cheese tastings on Saturdays in December.)
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Waterloo to Guildford (approx. 35 minutes). From Guildford, it’s a 15-minute taxi ride to Albury Vineyard.
Find out more and book an event here on the Albury Organic website.
16. FORTY HALL VINEYARD, ENFIELD
🚶♀️No Taxi Needed
ABOUT FORTY HALL:
Forty Hall Vineyard is a community-led vineyard on the outskirts of London, making it one of the closest vineyards to the city. The vineyard focuses on organic winemaking and produces a range of still and sparkling wines.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Forty Hall offers seasonal tours and tastings, providing a fascinating insight into community winemaking in an urban environment. You can also explore the estate’s beautiful grounds.
Keep an eye out for “London’s only farmers market”, which is held on the second Sunday of the month – even until December. Here you can taste Forty Hall’s wines and they sometimes coordinate tours at the same time.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Liverpool Street to Turkey Street (approx. 30 minutes). From the station, it’s a 10-minute walk to the vineyard.
Find out more and book an event here at Forty Hall Vineyard.
17. TERLINGHAM VINEYARD, FOLKESTONE
ABOUT TERLINGHAM:
Terlingham Vineyard is a family-run boutique vineyard near the Kent coast, producing a range of still and sparkling wines. The vineyard’s organic and sustainable approach ensures that each bottle reflects the purity of the local terroir.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Terlingham offers private vineyard tours and tastings, often combined with a picnic overlooking the beautiful Kent Downs. Their tours are intimate and personal, making for a relaxed and enjoyable visit.
Wine tasting events run throughout the year Thursday to Saturday.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London St Pancras to Folkestone West (approx. 55 minutes). From Folkestone West, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Terlingham Vineyard.
Find out more and book to visit Terlingham Vineyard here.
18. WESTWELL WINE ESTATE, ASHFORD
ABOUT WESTWELL:
Situated at the foot of the North Downs, Westwell Wine Estate is renowned for its low-intervention approach to winemaking. The vineyard produces a variety of still and sparkling wines, with a focus on traditional methods and minimal intervention.
Westwell wines is a fun and alternative vineyard to visit near to London. A place that is sure to give you a sense of total escapism for the day.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Westwell offers a range of vineyard tours and tastings, including a relaxed afternoon experience where you can sample their wines on their sun-drenched terrace with views over the Kent countryside.
Westwell cellar door/ tasting room and terrace is open all day Friday, including pizza nights. Saturday and Sunday during the day. Look out for special events like Supper Clubs (which book up fast) as well as Christmas crafting events.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London St Pancras to Ashford International (approx. 35 minutes). From Ashford, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Westwell Wine Estate.
You can book a tour here, or contact West Well Wines to find out more.
19. WISTON ESTATE WINERY, STEYNING
ABOUT WISTON:
Wiston Estate is one of the most highly regarded sparkling wine producers in the UK. Set in the rolling hills of the South Downs, Wiston’s vineyards are situated on ancient chalk soils, perfect for growing classic grape varieties.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Wiston offers in-depth vineyard and winery tours, giving visitors the chance to learn about their winemaking techniques and taste some of their finest sparkling wines.
You can also stay at Wiston overnight, or book to eat in the restaurant.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Victoria to Shoreham-by-Sea (approx. 1 hour 15 minutes). From Shoreham station, it’s a 15-minute taxi ride to Wiston Estate.
Find out more and book tours and tastings here with Wiston Estate.
20. TINWOOD ESTATE, CHICHESTER
ABOUT TINWOOD:
Tinwood Estate is located at the foot of the South Downs and has gained a reputation for producing high-quality sparkling wines. The vineyard is a popular destination for wine lovers seeking a relaxed, countryside escape.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Tinwood offers daily tours and tastings, where you can explore the vineyard and sample their sparkling wines. You can also stay in one of their luxury vineyard lodges for the ultimate getaway.
They also have a popular restaurant which serves up Sunday lunches throughout the winter.
Find out more about other vineyard stays in the UK here.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Victoria to Chichester (approx. 1 hour 30 minutes). From Chichester, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Tinwood Estate.
Find out more and book events at Tinwood Estate here.
21. FAIRMILE VINEYARD, HENLEY ON THAMES
🚶♀️No Taxi Needed
ABOUT FAIRMILE:
Situated just outside Henley-on-Thames, Fairmile Vineyard is a small family-run vineyard known for producing award-winning English sparkling wine. The vineyard’s position on the Chiltern slopes provides the perfect conditions for growing grapes.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Fairmile offers intimate vineyard tours, followed by tastings of their sparkling wines. It’s the perfect stop for wine lovers visiting the Henley area.
They are also open throughout the year – so get in touch if you want to plan a group trip here.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Paddington to Henley-on-Thames (approx. 1 hour). From Henley station, it’s a 5-minute taxi ride to Fairmile Vineyard.
Find out more and get in touch with Fairmile Vineyard here.
22. MISSING GATE WINE ESTATE, CHELMSFORD
ABOUT MISSING GATE:
Missing Gate Wine Estate is a boutique vineyard in the heart of the Essex countryside. Known for its high-quality small-batch wines, this estate focuses on sustainability and craftsmanship, producing exceptional still and sparkling wines.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
At the moment Missing Gate has a “try and buy” wine trailer, where you can sample wines and take some home with you. In future they will be offering tours and tastings, so watch this space.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Liverpool Street to Chelmsford (approx. 35 minutes). From Chelmsford station, it’s a 20-minute taxi ride to the vineyard.
Find out more about Missing Gate vineyard here.
23. DANBURY RIDGE, MALDON
ABOUT DANBURY RIDGE:
Danbury Ridge, located in Essex, has quickly made a name for itself as one of the UK’s premier producers of still wines, especially Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The estate’s modern approach to winemaking has garnered praise from critics and wine lovers alike.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
The vineyard offers tours and tastings by appointment only. So get in touch if you have a bespoke requirement.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Liverpool Street to Chelmsford (approx. 35 minutes). From Chelmsford, it’s a 15-minute taxi ride to the vineyard.
Find out more and contact Danbury Ridge here.
24. NEW HALL VINEYARD, CHELMSFORD
ABOUT NEW HALL:
New Hall Vineyard is one of the oldest vineyards in the UK, with a history dating back to 1969. Located in Essex, the vineyard is known for its wide variety of award-winning still and sparkling wines, including some unique varietals not commonly found in the UK.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
New Hall offers vineyard tours and tastings where visitors can learn about their rich winemaking history. They also have a shop where you can purchase their wines directly from the estate.
Look out for special events, like Christmas Wreath Making classes with wine (the dream!) They also have a fun vineyard trail, where you can explore the vineyard at your own pace (seasonal.)
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Liverpool Street to Chelmsford (approx. 35 minutes). From Chelmsford, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to New Hall Vineyard.
Find out more and book to visit New Hall Vineyard here.
25. THE MOUNT, SHOREHAM
🚶♀️No Taxi Needed
ABOUT THE MOUNT:
The Mount Vineyard is a hidden gem located in the heart of Kent’s Darent Valley. This picturesque vineyard produces a range of still and sparkling wines and offers a charming setting for a relaxing day out.
This is one of the easiest vineyards near London to get to by train and without the need for a taxi. Simply stroll for a few minutes from the train station.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
The Mount offers guided tastings. You can also enjoy wine and wood-fired pizza on their terrace, overlooking the vines.
The Mount is also a particular favourite of mine throughout the Autumn and Winter as there’s a super cozy restaurant, where you can snuggle up with a glass of red and some warming food.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Blackfriars to Shoreham (Kent) (approx. 45 minutes). From Shoreham station, it’s a 5-minute walk to the vineyard.
Find out more and book your visit here.
26. WILDWOOD VINEYARD, ERIDGE
🚶♀️No Taxi Needed
ABOUT WILDWOOD:
Wildwood Vineyard is a small, family-run vineyard nestled on the Kent-Sussex border in Eridge. They specialize in organic and biodynamic winemaking, crafting natural wines that reflect the unique terroir of the area. The vineyard’s peaceful and rustic setting makes it a delightful spot for those who appreciate sustainable wine production.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
Wildwood Vineyard offers private tours where guests can explore their sustainable farming practices and taste a selection of their organic wines. The tours are intimate and personalized, allowing for plenty of interaction with the winemakers.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Bridge to Eridge (approx. 1 hour). From Eridge station, it’s a 5-minute taxi ride or a 20-minute walk to the vineyard.
Find out more and book to visit Wildwood Vineyard here.
27. MOUSEHALL COUNTRY ESTATE, WADHURST
ABOUT MOUSEHALL:
Mousehall Vineyard is a boutique vineyard and distillery located in the rolling hills of East Sussex near Wadhurst.
Mousehall produces a range of spirits as well as Tidebrook Wines including Rose, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
TOURS & TASTINGS:
You can book either a spirit tasting with distillery tour or a wine tasting for £25 per person.
HOW TO GET THERE:
Take a train from London Charing Cross to Wadhurst (approx. 1 hour). From Wadhurst station, it’s a 10-minute taxi ride to Mousehall Vineyard.
Find out more and book a tasting here.
Vineyards close to London – access from different London Train Stations
From Charing Cross
- Balfour Winery (Marden)
- Squerryes Winery (Westerham)
From London Bridge
- Gusbourne Winery (Appledore)
- Simpsons Winery (Barham)
- Westwell Wine Estate (Ashford)
- Wildwood Vineyard (Eridge)
- Mousehall Country Estate (Wadhurst )
From Waterloo
- Denbies Wine Estate (Dorking)
- Albury Organic Vineyard (Shere)
- Coates & Seeley (Winchester)
- Hambledon Vineyard (Petersfield)
- Hattingley Valley (Alresford – from Waterloo via Alton)
From Victoria
- Chapel Down Vineyard (Tenterden)
- Nyetimber Vineyard (West Chiltington)
- Wiston Estate Winery (Steyning)
- Ashling Park Estate (Chichester)
- Tinwood Estate (Chichester)
- Bolney Wine Estate (Haywards Heath)
- Ridgeview Wine Estate (Ditchling)
- Yotes Court Vineyard (West Peckham – from Victoria via West Malling)
- The Mount (Shoreham)
From St Pancras/King’s Cross
- Oxney Organic (Rye)
- Forty Hall Vineyard (Enfield)
From Liverpool Street
- Missing Gate Wine Estate (Chelmsford)
- Danbury Ridge (Maldon – from Liverpool Street via Chelmsford)
- New Hall Vineyard (Chelmsford)
From Paddington
- Fairmile Vineyard (Henley-on-Thames – from Paddington)
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