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Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard
England's first biodynamic vineyard, where the wines are nurtured by the rhythms of the moon.
https://www.sedlescombeorganicvineyard.co.uk/
Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard, Hawkhurst Road, Cripps Corner, Robertsbridge, East Sussex, TN32 5SA.
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Nearest station: Bodiam (3.2 miles).
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What's the vibe
Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard offers a charming and tranquil escape set within a picturesque area of outstanding natural beauty, providing an eco-friendly wine experience with a welcoming atmosphere. Visitors consistently praise the friendly and informative staff.Visiting information
General Access: The vineyard is open daily for impromptu tastings and café bar service, so you can pop in for a drink or light meal without pre-booking.Tours & Tastings: Guided vineyard tours and tutored wine tastings must be booked in advance, with availability varying seasonally. Private tours are also available for groups.On-site Cafe: The "Café Bar & Kitchen" serves glasses of wine, charcuterie boards, ploughman's lunches, snacks, and hot and cold drinks. They cater to vegans and vegetarians.
Special Events: Sedlescombe hosts a variety of unique events throughout the year, including sound baths, historical talks, bottomless brunches, Christmas wreath making, Halloween discos, and quiz nights. The venue is also available for private hire, including weddings, birthdays, and corporate events.
Accommodation: There is no accommodation directly on site.
Dogs & Children: Children are very welcome on tours and do not need a ticket. Dogs are permitted in the wine shop, tasting room, and gardens on a lead, but are not allowed on vineyard tours or in the vineyards due to hygiene regulations.
The Wine
Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard produces an extensive and award-winning range of still white, rosé, red, and sparkling wines. Their portfolio includes traditional method sparkling wines, still wines, and also Pét-Nat. Beyond wines, they also produce fruit wines, fruit juices, and farmhouse ciders.The vineyard has earned numerous accolades for its wines over the years. It received an International SILVER Award in 2016 for its "English Quality Wine" (white wine). Notably, Sedlescombe was also the first English vineyard to win an international award for red wine.
As England's first organic and biodynamic vineyard, Sedlescombe adheres to strict sustainability principles. All their wines are certified organic or biodynamic by the Biodynamic Association UK, reflecting their commitment to nourishing the land and caring for their vines. Furthermore, all Sedlescombe wines are suitable for both vegetarians and vegans. The vineyard operates its own on-site winery, allowing for estate-bottled production.
Getting here
Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard is located at Hawkhurst Road, Robertsbridge, East Sussex, TN32 5SA.By Car: The vineyard is situated on the B2244, approximately 8 miles north of Hastings and easily accessible from the A21. Free on-site parking is available for visitors.
By Public Transport: The nearest train station is Battle. The vineyard is approximately 1.5 miles outside Sedlescombe Village, towards Hawkhurst. From Battle station, a taxi ride to the vineyard typically takes about 5-7 minutes, or it is roughly a 40-minute walk.
What's nearby
Here are some notable attractions, restaurants, and hotels in the vicinity of Sedlescombe Organic Vineyard:Notable Restaurants:
- The Curlew Restaurant: A highly-regarded restaurant offering modern British cuisine, just a short drive from the vineyard.
- The Queens Head, Sedlescombe: A traditional village pub offering quality food and a welcoming atmosphere, located in the nearby village of Sedlescombe.
Notable Hotels:
- Flackley Ash Hotel: A country house hotel with a spa, located a short drive away in Rye.
- PowderMills Hotel: A historic country hotel set in 150 acres of parkland, located close to Battle.
Notable Attractions:
- Bodiam Castle: A stunning 14th-century moated castle, offering picturesque views and a glimpse into medieval history.
- 1066 Battle of Hastings Abbey and Battlefield: Explore the historic site of the Battle of Hastings, with an abbey and battlefield walking trails.
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