VINE TIME

Guided Vineyard Tour and Tasting At Chapel Down Vineyard

Unlock the secrets of English winemaking with Chapel Down’s Guided Tour and Tasting Experience. This informative tour takes participants behind the scenes of one of the UK’s leading vineyards, offering a detailed look at the winemaking process from vine to bottle.

The experience begins with a walk through the vineyard, where guests will learn about grape varieties and cultivation methods, followed by a visit to the winery to observe production techniques such as fermentation and bottling.

The highlight of the tour is a guided tasting of Chapel Down’s renowned range of wines. From sparkling to still, participants will sample a selection of award-winning wines, all expertly crafted on-site. This experience is ideal for anyone wanting to deepen their understanding of winemaking while enjoying the scenic beauty of the Kent countryside.

More About Chapel Down Vineyard

Chapel Down Vineyard, located in the heart of Kent, is one of the leading producers of English wine. The vineyard is known for crafting exceptional sparkling and still wines using traditional winemaking techniques. Chapel Down's vineyards benefit from the ideal climate and soil conditions of the region, producing high-quality grapes for their award-winning wines. Chapel Down’s reputation extends beyond the vineyard. The brand is the official wine supplier to prestigious venues such as the Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race and Royal Ascot. Their sparkling wines, made using the traditional method, have won numerous awards, including Gold medals at the Decanter World Wine Awards and the International Wine Challenge. In addition to winemaking, Chapel Down has expanded into producing premium spirits, including gin and vodka, further enhancing their reputation for excellence. The vineyard has a deep connection to its local community, supporting sustainable farming and promoting the best of English agriculture. With a focus on innovation and sustainability, Chapel Down continues to play a significant role in shaping the future of English wine, making it a key destination for wine enthusiasts across the UK.