Where are English and Welsh wineries located?

English and Welsh wineries are spread across the country, with particularly strong concentrations in Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, the Thames Valley and Wales. The south-east of England is home to many of the country's most acclaimed sparkling wine producers, benefiting from chalk soils similar to Champagne.

Can you visit English and Welsh wineries?

Yes — many UK wineries welcome visitors for tours, tastings and events, particularly during harvest season. Browse the full directory on BrewWho to find wineries near you, check opening hours and discover which offer vineyard experiences.

Independent UK Wineries

English and Welsh wine has never been more exciting. From award-winning sparkling wines to elegant still varieties, independent UK wineries are producing world-class bottles. Browse every winery listed on BrewWho and buy direct from the vineyard.

5 wineries found

Babu's Vineyard

Winery·Weston Longville, Norfolk

Artisan Norfolk vineyard and winery planted in 2009, producing award-winning Solaris whites and Rondo rosés in the ancient village of Weston Longville.

0 drinks listed

Burn Valley Vineyard

Winery·Fakenham, Norfolk

Family-run Norfolk vineyard established 2016 by the Robinsons on North Creake chalk farmland — nine varieties, nine award-winning wines.

15 drinks listed

Cobble Hill Winery

Winery·Docking, Norfolk

The award winning 3.6 hectare vineyard sits on the outskirts of the village of Burnham Market on the North Norfolk Coast.

0 drinks listed

Thelnetham Vineyard

Winery·Diss, Norfolk

An award winning private vineyard in the heart of the Suffolk countryside

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Walsingham Estate Vineyard

Winery·Walsingham, Norfolk

Award-winning Norfolk wines from Walsingham's Stiffkey Valley vineyard. Centuries of land stewardship producing acclaimed Bacchus, Pinot Noir, and sparkling.

6 drinks listed

Frequently Asked Questions

Where are English and Welsh wineries located?: English and Welsh wineries are spread across the country, with particularly strong concentrations in Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, the Thames Valley and Wales. The south-east of England is home to many of the country's most acclaimed sparkling wine producers, benefiting from chalk soils similar to Champagne.
Can you visit English and Welsh wineries?: Yes — many UK wineries welcome visitors for tours, tastings and events, particularly during harvest season. Browse the full directory on BrewWho to find wineries near you, check opening hours and discover which offer vineyard experiences.