Squerryes Winery
Westerham, West Kent
Squerryes makes traditional method English sparkling wine from vines planted in 2006 on the chalk of the North Downs above Westerham, on an estate the Warde family has owned for more than 300 years. A hosted tasting takes you through three vintage sparkling wines with cheese, and the winery also has a restaurant, a tasting bar and a deli where you can buy bottles.
Highlights
- Guided tasting of three vintage sparkling wines, each paired with a cheese
- Option to follow the tasting with a three-course lunch in the Winery Restaurant
- Tasting Bar with small plates, wine flights and afternoon tea
- Visitors may walk around the working vineyard, close to the Pilgrims Way
Good to know
- The summer tours of the vineyard move indoors as a seated tasting after harvest
- Dogs on leads are welcome around the vineyard and on the summer terrace, but only assistance dogs inside the restaurant
- Squerryes Court itself is not open to the public, apart from the garden on its National Garden Scheme day
- The Vineyard Café opens on Saturday mornings only from November
Getting there
Squerryes Winery, Beggars Lane, Westerham, Kent, TN16 1QPParking: Parking on site. The nearest stations are Sevenoaks and Oxted, both with taxi ranks.
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