Breaky Bottom Vineyard

About Breaky Bottom Vineyard

Breaky Bottom Vineyard sits in the heart of the South Downs in East Sussex, one of England's most celebrated wine-producing regions. Established in 1974, this traditional English vineyard has been cultivating vines for nearly five decades, earning its place among the pioneering wineries that helped shape the modern British wine industry. The vineyard covers 2.43 hectares of carefully tended vines, producing both still and sparkling wines that reflect the unique terroir of this corner of Sussex.

The grape varieties planted at Breaky Bottom include Chardonnay, Meunier, and Pinot Noir, the classic trio used in traditional method sparkling wine production. These varieties thrive in the South East England's moderate climate, where the chalk-rich soils and sheltered slopes create ideal conditions for growing grapes of exceptional quality. The vineyard also cultivates Muller-Thurgau, Precoce, and Seyval Blanc, adding depth and diversity to its wine portfolio with still wines that showcase the versatility of English viticulture.

Visitors to Breaky Bottom Vineyard can experience the charm of this historic English winery by appointment. The opportunity to explore the vineyard grounds and sample its wines provides a genuine connection to the land and the people behind its production. Wine enthusiasts appreciate the intimate setting, where guided visits offer insight into the winemaking process and the chance to taste wines crafted with dedication and expertise accumulated over nearly fifty years of operation.

The East Sussex location places Breaky Bottom within easy reach of the region's many attractions, making it an ideal destination for wine tourists exploring England's flourishing wine country. Whether you are seeking sparkling wines rivaling the finest Champagne or informative tours of a traditional UK vineyard, Breaky Bottom offers an authentic experience rooted in decades of winemaking heritage.