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Seven of the best Sussex vineyards
Wine
If you’re looking to visit a Sussex vineyard for a tasting, a tour or a bite to eat, these exceptional wine estates are a great place to start.
Sheffield Parkland
The historic Sheffield Parkland dates back several centuries and has had many uses including as a deer park and a Second World War camp. It is now grazed with livestock and is a diverse haven for wildlife.
Explore Sheffield Parkland as it gently slopes across grazed fields and leads you down to the riverside flood meadow, parking at the National Trust car park.
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De La Warr Pavilion
Art
The De La Warr Pavilion is a pioneering cultural centre where everyone can enjoy contemporary exhibitions, music, events and entertainment in a Modernist building on Bexhill’s seafront.
Tinwood Boutique Lodges
Accommodation | Overnight
Stay the night at Tinwood Wine Estate near Chichester, in one of three luxury vineyard lodges with views of the vines.
Visit a Sussex vineyard
News | Wine
With its high latitude, warm and dry maritime climate, and range of soil types Sussex has just the right characteristics and long seasons for growing grapes.
Oastbrook Estate
Wine
With the first vines planted in 2018, Oastbrook Estate is an idyllic vineyard retreat.
Rooted in Sussex: The Sussex Peasant
Story
Explore The Sussex Peasant’s mobile markets and the local producers at the heart of Sussex’s seasonal food story.
Port Hotel
Accommodation | Hotel | Overnight
Port Hotel & Restaurant is a contemporary boutique hotel in a lovingly restored Victorian townhouse on Eastbourne's glistening seafront. Stay in one of 19 modern bedrooms, with a relaxed restaurant and inviting cocktail bar.
Eastbourne Alive: Celebrating the Turner Prize 2023
Turner Prize 2023 | Turner Prize 2023 | Art
If you’re in Eastbourne to see the Turner Prize 2023 exhibition, here are just a few of the exciting wraparound events to get involved with.
“We love chatting to people who had no idea English wine even existed!”
Wine
Meet Julie Bretland, Mark Collins and Hannah Simpson-Banks, thoughtfully blending art and wine at Artelium: their beautiful patch of Sussex countryside.
