Abingworth Vineyard

About Abingworth Vineyard

Abingworth Vineyard is a newly established wine estate situated in the scenic West Sussex countryside of South East England. Set against the rolling hills characteristic of this celebrated English wine region, the vineyard has been cultivating premium grape varieties since its foundation in 2022. With 9.30 hectares of vines now in production, Abingworth Vineyard represents an exciting addition to the growing landscape of English wine producers in West Sussex.

The vineyard focuses on cultivating a diverse selection of grape varieties that thrive in the English climate. The plantings include Cabernet Noir, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir and Seyval Blanc, allowing the winemaking team to produce an interesting range of wine styles. These varieties are well suited to the chalky soils and temperate conditions found in this part of the South East, and they reflect the quality potential that has made English wine increasingly renowned among wine enthusiasts worldwide.

Abingworth Vineyard is located in the picturesque RH20 postcode area of West Sussex, an area that has seen significant growth in vineyard plantings over recent years as more English wine producers recognise the exceptional terroir this region offers. The county benefits from a maritime climate that allows grapes to ripen slowly, developing complex flavours and maintaining the freshness that defines English wines.

At present, Abingworth Vineyard is not open to visitors for tours or tastings. Those interested in experiencing the wines may wish to explore local wine shops and restaurants that stock English wines from West Sussex producers, as the estate continues to establish its presence in the market. The vineyard's commitment to quality grape production positions it as a noteworthy contributor to the evolving story of English wine, and wine enthusiasts can anticipate hearing more about this South East England winery as the vines mature and production increases in the coming years.