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Chef & Winemaker Harvest Dinner at Chalk

Wiston Estate Winery, Washington · 22 October 2026

Chef & Winemaker Harvest Dinner at Chalk, from Wiston Estate WineryImage: Wiston Estate Winery
22 Oct

Image: Wiston Estate Winery

A harvest dinner marking the 2026 vintage at Chalk restaurant, held at Wiston Estate Winery near Washington on 22 October 2026. It is a ticketed evening meal with a chef and winemaker, suited to couples and small groups. Booking is recommended, and times and prices are on the event page.

Highlights

  • Dinner celebrating the 2026 harvest at Chalk restaurant
  • Held at Wiston Estate Winery, near Washington
  • Booking recommended; full details on the event page

Getting there

Wiston Estate Winery, RH20 4BB

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