Chapel Down Wines - Scurms Farm Vineyard

About Chapel Down Wines - Scurms Farm Vineyard

Chapel Down Scurms Farm Vineyard is a distinguished wine estate situated in the heart of Kent, England's premier wine-producing county. As part of the acclaimed Chapel Down Wines portfolio, this vineyard represents the modern era of English viticulture and the growing reputation of UK vineyards for producing exceptional wines.

The vineyard was established in 2016 and currently encompasses 14.65 hectares of carefully cultivated vines. The estate focuses on growing two significant grape varieties: Bacchus and Meunier. Bacchus is one of England's most celebrated white grape varieties, renowned for producing aromatic wines with distinctive elderflower and Sauvignon Blanc characteristics. Meunier, a key component in traditional sparkling wine production, contributes to the elegance and complexity that English sparkling wines are celebrated for worldwide.

Kent's unique terroir, with its chalky soils and temperate climate, provides ideal conditions for growing these grape varieties. The county's reputation as England's wine capital continues to strengthen, with Scurms Farm Vineyard contributing to this prestigious status. The vineyard forms part of Chapel Down's commitment to expanding English wine production while maintaining the highest standards of viticultural practice.

While Chapel Down Scurms Farm Vineyard itself is not open to public visitors, wine enthusiasts can experience Chapel Down's celebrated range of English wines through the main winery location in Tenterden or via online channels. The estate produces wines that showcase the very best of Kent's wine-growing potential, from crisp and refreshing Bacchus still wines to sophisticated sparkling wines crafted from carefully selected grapes.

For those interested in exploring Kent's wine country, the county offers numerous visitor-friendly vineyards and wineries throughout the South East region. Scurms Farm Vineyard stands as a testament to the investment and confidence that leading producers have in England's wine future, demonstrating how dedicated vineyard sites can produce grapes worthy of world-class English wines.