Fox & Fox - Hobdens Vineyard

About Fox & Fox - Hobdens Vineyard

Fox & Fox Hobdens Vineyard sits in the beautiful High Weald of East Sussex, a region celebrated for its rolling hills and ideal grape-growing conditions. Established in 2004, this 1.40-hectare vineyard has earned a reputation for producing high-quality English wines that showcase the character of the South East England terroir.

The vineyard cultivates an impressive selection of grape varieties including Chardonnay, Meunier, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, and Precoce. This diverse planting allows Fox & Fox to craft wines that reflect both the classic Burgundian varietals and more experimental selections, giving visitors a taste of what modern English viticulture can achieve.

While Fox & Fox Hobdens Vineyard is not currently open to visitors for tours or tastings, the vineyard remains an important part of the growing English wine landscape. Wine enthusiasts can explore their wines through select retailers and direct purchase, experiencing the quality that has put East Sussex firmly on the map for wine production.

The high elevation and free-draining soils of the High Weald create perfect conditions for these cool-climate varieties to ripen slowly, developing complex flavours and maintaining the bright acidity that English wines are celebrated for. Each bottle from Fox & Fox represents the dedication and expertise of a small, passionate team committed to excellence in every vintage.

The vineyard is part of an exciting generation of English wineries that are redefining what UK wine can be. With grape varieties that lend themselves to both sparkling and still wine production, Fox & Fox Hobdens Vineyard offers something for every palate, from elegant Pinot Noir to vibrant sparkling base wines.

Whether you are an avid follower of English wine or simply curious about what East Sussex vineyards have to offer, Fox & Fox represents the quality and passion that continues to drive the remarkable growth of the UK wine industry. Follow their journey and discover wines that capture the essence of this special corner of South East England.