This boutique vineyard and farm in West Sussex has been run by the Gladwin family since the early 1990s and, in addition to the stunning vines, offers wildflower meadows, alpacas, lakes and gorgeous picnic spots to enjoy alongside a tipple.  

The vineyard produces award-winning sparkling and still wines, with Nutty and Nutty Wild among its popular sparkling offerings. Its pinot noir, Sussex Reserve and bacchus wines are excellent, too. 

The cellar door is open through the year but in summer the vineyard offers guided tours, tastings, picnics and Thursday night supper clubs among the vines. 

The oldest vineyard in Wales, Llanerch is nestled in the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan. With over 22,000 vines, you can enjoy a tour of the vineyard alongside tastings of their white, rosé and sparkling wines. 

And if one day isn’t enough, treat yourself to a chic night’s stay in the gorgeous (and dog-friendly) hotel.

A stunning vineyard and winery on the Kent-Sussex border near Bodiam Castle, Oastbrook boasts a vaulted tasting room for those days when the weather is less than ideal and space for glamping when the sun’s shining. Owners America and Nick Brewer offer a fun, interactive tour experience that’s perfect for enthusiasts and novices alike.

Nestled in the sheltered, sun-soaked fields of Bergh Apton, South Norfolk (just eight miles from Norwich), Chet Valley is a single estate vineyard spanning over 10 hectares of family-owned land, producing a sustainably maintained range of high-quality grapes, from champagne varieties to germanic crosses. Unusually, the vineyard also produces a sparkling light red wine, too. 

The vineyard offers tours and wine tastings, lunches, dinners, educational experiences and more.

A classically beautiful Sussex-based vineyard, Bolney produces award-winning still and sparkling English wines. One of the first commercial vineyards in the UK, the first vines were planted here over 50 years ago and are still going strong. 

Enjoy a tour and learn more about Bolney’s wine making process, enjoy an al fresco event or craft workshop or simply relax in the Eighteen Acre cafe - there’s something for everyone. 

At three acres, Carden Park boasts the largest commercial vineyard in Cheshire, all set within the gorgeous Carden Park Spa estate. And what better way to enjoy an award-winning glass of sparkling English wine than while unwinding in a hot tub? 

Just 30 minutes from London, Denbies Wine Estate is one of England’s largest single estate vineyards. Nestled in the rolling hills of Surrey, the estate boasts 380 acres, 265 of which are under vine. 

Denbies is the first UK vineyard to produce certified Net Zero wine, so you can be sure that your tipple is as sustainable as it is delicious. 

The vineyard runs an extensive series of seasonal events from a Summer sparkling vineyard train to a quintessential afternoon tea or even gin tasting days. 

Tillingham is a cutting-edge regenerative farm and estate nestled in the picturesque green hills of rural Rye, Sussex. Since opening in 2019, Tillingham has become synonymous with farming organically and biodynamically, creating high quality wines within a healthy and balanced ecosystem. 

The contemporary estate features lush vineyards, enchanting woodlands and a beautifully renovated farmstead alongside glamping facilities and a Michelin-starred restaurant. What more could you want? 

Halfpenny Green Wine Estate is a stunning vineyard situated on the South Staffordshire and Shropshire border. It boasts 14 own-label products including seven whites, three reds and rosés and four sparkling wines. In addition, Halfpenny produces wines for 100 different UK vineyards across 28 different counties.

Along with the traditinal wine tasting and tour of the vineyard, why not pop into Halfpenny’s craft village, check out the shop and deli, or even vist the WILD zoo on site. 

Pebblebed is an 18-acre vineyard and traditional winery situated on Dart’s farm, in the little village of Clyst St George in Devon. Sitting on top of a unique geological formation known as the Budleigh Salterton pebble beds, this part of East Devon enjoys some of the highest hours of sunshine in the county, and the lowest rainfall, creating a unique terroir for the vines.

Pebblebed is known for its still red and rose still wines, as well as its award-winning sparkling and white wines. 

The farm is also home to an artisan school of food and drink (where you can learn butchery, among other things) a wellness spa and a nature trail perfect for younger visitors.