Albourne Estate
Albourne, West Sussex
Image: Albourne EstateA family-owned vineyard and winery overlooking the South Downs, about eight miles from Brighton, making still and sparkling wine from its own grapes. In season you can book a vineyard tour with wine and cheese, a guided tasting or a self-guided walk through the vines.
Highlights
- Vineyard tour with Sussex wine and cheese tasting
- Guided tastings in the Tasting Room
- Signposted walk across the estate
- Views towards the South Downs
Good to know
- Let the team know about any access needs when booking
- The estate also hosts private events
Getting there
Albourne Estate, Albourne Farm, Shaves Wood Lane, Albourne, West Sussex, BN6 9DXParking: On-site car park with an accessible space.
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