Winery Tour
Join us on a tour of our vineyard and winery where you will be given an insight into the world of viticulture and winemaking.
Every tour is unique, whether you want to know more about winemaking or spend longer walking through the vines, we’re here to make each and every tour an experience to remember.
Following a tour of the vineyard and winery, guests are guided through a tasting of a minimum of five of our current releases, followed by a delicious lunch platter.
Tours and tastings last approximately 90 minutes and cost £30pp.
Please note: in order for our tours to go ahead, a minimum of 6 people is required. If your chosen tour falls below this, we will be in contact to change the date.
Tour Includes:
- A tour of our local vineyard
- A tour of our winery
- Wine tastings
- Lunch platter
Tours are available daily from midday Monday to Sunday. Sundays between 1st April to 30th September Thursday to Sunday between 1st November to 31st March (see availability calendar above for specific dates). If the date you are looking for is not available please email us and we will try to accommodate.
Tour and lunch bookings are non-refundable. Bookings are transferable up to 7 days before the date of your visit. Within 7 days of your visit, bookings are non-transferable, although you can reassign your booking to another person if you are unable to attend. Read our full terms & conditions.
Treat friends or family to a wonderful Norfolk wine experience with our tour vouchers. Alternatively, our standard voucher can be used on wine or on tours. View our gift vouchers.
Our wine tours and tastings are available 7 days a week at 12pm, however, for larger groups we can provide tours ad tasting at alternative times and can cater for special occasions such as birthdays or anniversaries. If you would like to discuss an alternative time or a larger group booking, please contact us.
The wines
Award winning wines from the heart of Norfolk
The journey to producing award winning wines began in 2016 when the first vines were planted:
Pinot Noir, one of the oldest known varieties, Pinot Noir lends well to our cooler climate and enables us to produce fantastic still and sparkling wines.
Bacchus, an earlier ripening, reliable and consistent grape variety.
Chardonnay, a trickier grape variety to grow but high yielding and versatile.
The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: