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Ridgeview Wine Estate

Ditchling Common, East Sussex

Ridgeview Wine Estate, from RidgeviewImage: Ridgeview

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One of the pioneers of English sparkling wine, making wine near Ditchling for more than 25 years. Join a tour and tasting, eat at The Rows and Vine restaurant overlooking the vines, or pick up a bottle at the Wine Bar and Shop.

Highlights

  • Vineyard and winery tours with tastings
  • The Rows and Vine vineyard restaurant
  • Wine Bar and Shop inside the working winery
  • Views over the vines to the South Downs

Good to know

  • Restaurant tables and tours are booked separately
  • Groups of eight or more should email to book a table

Getting there

Ridgeview Wine Estate, Ridgeview Wine Estate, Ditchling Common, East Sussex, BN6 8TPParking: Check website.

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