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Kent vineyards
Kent vineyards A to Z
All 25 Kent vineyards that welcome visitors, in one list. Filter by area or by what you want from the day.
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Balfour at Hush Heath
A 400-acre estate, first planted in 2002 and best known for Balfour Brut Rosé.
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Barnsole Vineyard
A family vineyard first planted in 1993.
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Biddenden Vineyards
Kent’s original vineyard, founded by the Barnes family in 1969.
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Brabourne Vineyard
A small vineyard at Court Lodge, at the foot of the North Downs, making sparkling and still wines and a vermouth.
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Brissenden Vineyard
A small family vineyard between Headcorn and Sutton Valence, making English wine and sparkling cider.
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Chapel Down
One of England’s biggest wine producers, drawing on more than 700 acres of vineyards across the south-east.
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Chartham Vineyard
A family vineyard in the Stour Valley, three miles from Canterbury, making still and sparkling wines, with a wine shop and an art gallery.
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Davenport Vineyards
An organic vineyard and winery at Hazel Street Farm, run by the winemaker Will Davenport.
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Domaine Evremond
The English estate of the Champagne house Taittinger, created in 2015.
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Elham Valley Vineyard
Established in 1985 and one of the first vineyards in this part of Kent, with around 2,000 vines and 500 Solaris planted in 2024.
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Gusbourne
First planted in 2004 on the edge of Romney Marsh, and makes only vintage wines.
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Mereworth Wines
Sparkling wine from its own vineyards at Wateringbury.
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The Mount Vineyard
Ten acres of chalk-grown vines on a 104-acre estate in the Darent Valley, with eight grape varieties.
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Nine Oaks Vineyard
A family vineyard on Church Lane, Hothfield, making still wines and traditional method sparkling wine.
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Oast Wood
A vineyard planted in 2021 on a working farm near Tenterden, making Bacchus, Chardonnay and rosé, with a tasting room in a converted cart shed.
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Silverhand Estate
A 900-acre estate on the North Downs with more than 600 acres under vine, which it says is the largest single organic vineyard in the UK.
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Simpsons’ Wine Estate
Founded in 2012 on North Downs chalk by a couple who also make wine in the south of France.
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Squerryes
Sparkling wine from vines planted in 2006 on a 2,500-acre estate owned by the same family for eight generations.
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Terlingham Vineyard
A small vineyard in the hills above Folkestone, with views over the Channel.
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Warehorne Vineyard
A young vineyard on the edge of Romney Marsh, growing Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay, Cabernet Noir and the Swiss grape Divico.
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Wayfarer Wines
A small vineyard at Highfield Farm, Woodchurch, separate from Woodchurch Wine Estate, with tours and tastings.
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Westwell Wines
A family winery known for experimental wines, including pet nats and amphora wines, and for its Ortega.
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Wildshark Vineyard
A vineyard in the countryside below the North Downs making still and sparkling wines and gin, with a shop, a tasting room and a lake house.
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Woodchurch Wine Estate
Established in 2009 in the Kent Weald.
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Yotes Court Vineyard
Planted in 2016 on a former fruit farm, and named WineGB Best Newcomer in 2021.
Each entry links to our full guide where we have one, or to its visiting details by area. Vineyards elsewhere in England are in the English vineyards A to Z on English Wine Tours.