Chilford Hall Vineyard: Chilford Hall is home to the largest vineyard in East Anglia and is one of the region's most respected wine producers, earning numerous awards.
Chilford Hall in Cambridgeshire is the perfect place to get away from it all. It has ample car parking, 28 acres of Vineyard to explore, and the Vineleaf Cafe Restaurant and Shop.
You can follow the Vineyard Trail to see how the vines are grown, then into the Winery to find out how we combine traditional methods and modern thinking to produce classic English wines.
At Chilford Hall we pride ourselves in offering informative yet fun tours.
Rest assured that if it's raining, or you'd rather not over indulge on exercise, visiting a vineyard is not necessarily an outdoor activity. A lot of the really interesting bit the wine takes place indoors!
The winery opens for guided tours on 1st March, when the wines are still in tanks and pruning is under way in the vineyard. Visitors wishing to view specific activities such as bottling, picking etc. Should call the vineyard to check when they are likely to occur.
The guided tours take place in the Winery, with all its equipment, tanks and bottles. So, you can skip the walks and concentrate on the winery if that's what takes your fancy. The well-informed guides can answer all your questions about vines and vineyard practice, after that, you are free to explore the vineyard at your leisure, or head straight to the Vineleaf Cafe Restaurant for a tutored tasting of the wines. .
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