Vineyards

Kent’s vineyards are a toast to the county’s legendary title, the ‘Garden of England’. Rolling hills, fertile soils, and sun-kissed slopes nurture grapes that become award-winning wines. Explore the North Downs and the Weald, enjoy a sip (or two) in the countryside, and taste the fruit of centuries-old farming traditions, where every vineyard has a story to tell and every pour sparks curiosity. 

Raise a glass to the region’s finest wines

  • Simpson’s Wine Estate

    22 MINUTE DRIVE

    Set on the sunny, sheltered hillside of the North Downs, Simpsons’ vineyard produces Chardonnay, Pinot Meunier, and Pinot Noir. Enjoy a tour, tasting, and a shop to indulge in.

  • Heppington Vineyard

    27 MINUTE DRIVE

    Think classic seaside fun with a lively, bustling pier, Deal Castle, fresh fish, quirky shops, crazy golf and watersports. Guaranteed giggles and magical memories!

  • Gusbourne Vineyard

    55 MINUTE DRIVE

    Based in Appledore, Gusbourne welcomes guests year-round to enjoy relaxed tastings and masterclasses, showcasing rare, luxury wines paired with a decadent four-course lunch.

  • Chapel Down Vineyard

    1 HOUR DRIVE

    One of England’s most celebrated wine brands, Chapel Down in Tenterden, is the official wine choice of Ascot, the ECB, and the Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race. Cheers to that!

Heritage, Flavour & Nature

Champagne on English Soil

Kent’s chalky hills and sun-kissed terrains create the perfect conditions for producing award-winning sparkling wines, rivalling even the famed vineyards of Champagne itself.

Biodiversity in the Vineyards

Wildlife-friendly practices flourish here, from planting wildflowers to welcoming birds and bees, creating a thriving ecosystem that nurtures both the vines and the environment.

A Taste of History

Many vineyards in the region have roots stretching back to Roman times, when the first vines were planted. Proof that rich heritage and modern skills make a delicious partnership.