Hidden Spring Vineyard

About Hidden Spring Vineyard

Hidden Spring Vineyard is a charming English winery nestled in the beautiful East Sussex countryside, offering visitors an authentic South East England wine experience. Established in 2016, this 5.10 hectare vineyard has established itself as a noteworthy destination for wine enthusiasts seeking quality English wines.

The vineyard cultivates four distinctive grape varieties that showcase the potential of English viticulture. Bacchus brings elegant floral aromatics and crisp acidity to the portfolio, while Chardonnay contributes complexity and refined minerality. The red varieties include Dornfelder, known for producing deeply coloured wines with velvety textures, and the intriguing Cabaret Noir, which adds depth and character to the estate's red offerings.

Hidden Spring Vineyard opens its doors to visitors, inviting them to explore the vines and discover the winemaking process firsthand. Guided vineyard tours provide an opportunity to walk through the rolling rows of vines while learning about the unique challenges and rewards of growing grapes in the South East England climate. These tours offer insight into the careful cultivation practices that help produce quality English wine.

Wine tasting sessions at Hidden Spring Vineyard allow guests to sample the range of wines produced on the estate. From crisp white wines to more substantial reds, each tasting reflects the dedication and expertise invested in every bottle. Visitors can experience how the local terroir influences the flavour profiles and discover what makes English wine from this region special.

The winery's location in the South East provides a picturesque setting for a day out. Surrounded by the rolling hills and farmland characteristic of East Sussex, visitors can enjoy the scenic beauty while immersing themselves in the world of English wine. Whether planning a leisurely afternoon of tastings or a comprehensive tour of the facilities, Hidden Spring Vineyard offers an engaging experience for those looking to explore the growing English wine scene.