Foxhole Vineyard

About Foxhole Vineyard

Foxhole Vineyard stands as one of the established names in English wine production, nestled within the beautiful countryside of West Sussex in the South East of England. With a planting area of 16.80 hectares, Foxhole Vineyard has been cultivating vines and crafting wine for more than five decades, demonstrating a long standing commitment to viticulture in the UK. The vineyard is located in the RH17 5NB postcode area, placing it firmly within a region celebrated for its rising prominence in the English wine industry.

The vineyard cultivates an impressive selection of grape varieties, reflecting both classic Burgundian and Germanic varieties suited to the English climate. Among the planted vines are Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, the two grapes most closely associated with English sparkling wine excellence. Supporting varieties include Merlot, Muller-Thurgau, Precoce, Rondo, Schonb, Wurzer, and the deeply coloured red grapes Dornfelder and Dunkelfelder. This broad portfolio enables Foxhole Vineyard to produce a range of still and sparkling wines, each shaped by the unique terroir of the South East.

Foxhole Vineyard opens its doors to visitors, welcoming anyone interested in exploring the vines and experiencing English wine firsthand. Guests can wander through the rows of vines, discovering the care and attention that goes into tending a vineyard of this scale. The opportunity to taste the wines produced on site adds a genuinely memorable dimension to any visit, offering insight into the flavour and character that West Sussex terroir can deliver.

As part of the growing UK winery scene, Foxhole Vineyard represents the dedication and passion that drive English wine production forward. Whether you are a seasoned wine enthusiast or simply curious about what UK vineyards have to offer, a visit to Foxhole Vineyard in West Sussex promises an engaging and flavourful experience that showcases the very best of South East viticulture.