Wine venues in the United Kingdom
96 wine venues in 23 areas, mostly wineries and bars.
Berkshire 2 venues
- Royal Ascot: Champagne in the Royal Enclosure Royal Ascot's Queen Anne Enclosure features multiple Champagne bars and fine dining for 300,000 annual visitors enjoying top-tier horse racing with sophisticated bubbly service since Victorian times.
- Stanlake Park Built 1166, Stanlake Park is England's oldest and largest winery with 10 acres producing still and sparkling wines from Pinot Noir, Bacchus and Chardonnay, 15 minutes from Windsor Castle.
Braemar 1 venue
Buckinghamshire 1 venue
Cambridge 1 venue
Cambridgeshire 4 venues
- Cambridgeshire Wine School Cambridge wine education since founding — WSET courses, 6-part world tour tastings, Champagne masterclasses in historic university venues
- Chilford Hall Chilford Hall (1972, Cambridge) — oldest continuous vineyard on chalk soils like Champagne; 18 acres, 9 varieties, Sprite designer owner legacy
- King Street Cellar King Street Cellar, Cambridge: Independent wine merchant on King Street since 2020s. 6-wine cheese & wine tastings with Cambridge Cheese Co, sustainable suppliers, monthly events, friendly inclusive space.
- The Wine Rooms Cambridge The Wine Rooms Cambridge: niche wine shop + bar 5 min from station—flat-rate corkage, temperature-controlled cellar of rarities, sommelier-curated tastings, seasonal small plates.
Cornwall 2 venues
- Camel Valley Ex-RAF pilot Bob Lindo (1989) + son Sam (2009 International Wine Challenge Trophy) = Camel Valley's Royal Warrant sparkling in Cornish countryside
- Knightor Knightor Winery, Cornwall: Boutique sparkling & still wines, Cornish vermouth. 4 acres above St Austell Bay near Eden Project. Feast nights Fridays, wedding venue with heritage barns, fewer than 2,000 bottles per blend.
Dorset 1 venue
Gloucestershire 1 venue
Hampshire 5 venues
- Exton Park 60-acre single Hampshire vineyard in Meon Valley — Chardonnay 50%/Pinot Noir 40%/Meunier 10% on chalk hills; sparkling-only by appointment.
- Hambledon "Birthplace of English Wine" (1952) — Sir Guy Salisbury-Jones planted 90 hectares on Champagne chalk seam; reborn 1999 as world-class sparkling beacon.
- Hampshire Vineyards Hampshire sparkling estate near Hambledon — family-run on chalk downs, seasonal tastings, cellar door sales, English sparkling varietals Chardonnay-led.
- Hattingley Valley Hattingley Valley, 2008: Hampshire's 200-medal champion, first English sparkling on British Airways first class. 600-tonne eco-friendly winery, chalk soils, traditional-method oak-aged, award-winning since 2013.
- Winchester (Venta Belgarum) Venta Belgarum, Roman capital of the Belgae (AD 70), became one of Britain's largest towns—144 acres of trade—importing wine and oil in amphorae from southern Spain, North Africa and the Mediterranean, proving that Winchester has been a crossroads of wine cultures for 2,000 years.
Isle of Wight 1 venue
Kent 8 venues
- Balfour Winery Englands flagship sparkling producer on 400-acre Hush Heath Estate. First English sparkling in BA First Class and official 2012 Olympics wine.
- Belmond / Balfour Winery Luxury train partnership: Belmond British Pullman guests visit Balfour Hush Heath Estate for tours, tastings, and five-course menu with limited-edition wines.
- Chapel Down England's largest winery (950+ acres) in Kent — Royal Warrant holder, Buckingham Palace regular, award-winning sparkling (Champagne blend + Pinot Blanc)
- Domaine Evremond: When Champagne Bets on England 2015: Champagne Taittinger bet on England — Domaine Evremond (Chilham) planted 60 hectares of Chardonnay/Pinot on chalk (opened 2025)
- Gusbourne Estate dates 1410 — Gusbourne planted Burgundian Pinot Noir/Chardonnay 2004; three-time English Wine Producer of Year; 60 hectares Kent award-sweeper.
- Gusbourne: The Award Sweeper Estate dates 1410 — Gusbourne planted Burgundian Pinot Noir/Chardonnay 2004; three-time English Wine Producer of Year; 60 hectares Kent award-sweeper.
- Oastbrook Nick and America Brewer's Oastbrook Estate (Bodiam, East Sussex) produces hand-crafted Sussex Sparkling and Pinot Noir from estate grapes—voted by WIA as one of Europe's best, weekends Apr-Oct with owner-run tastings.
- Wine Tours of Kent Kent, England's "Garden of Wine," cradles a collective of award-winning vineyards—Chapel Down, Gusbourne, Balfour, Biddenden—producing English Sparkling Wines on chalk soils from Classic Champagne grapes, with tailor-made wine tours guiding groups and individuals through 1000+ new English vineyards.
London 39 venues
- 107 Wine (formerly P. Franco) Natural wine bar in East London Clapton, reopened at 107 Lower Clapton Road after P. Franco crowdfunding campaign. Guest chefs Thursdays-Sundays.
- 67 Pall Mall Private members wine club in historic 1929 Lutyens bank vault with 5,000 wines, 1,000 by-the-glass, and 19 sommeliers — richest wine list in London.
- Amelie's Wine House
- Bar Crispin Soho Soho natural wine bar on Kingly Street: 150+ natural wines (Loire, Beaujolais, Jura focus). Chef Fabien Spagnolo (ex-Frenchie, Pollen St Social).
- Berry Bros. & Rudd Britains oldest wine merchant, established 1698 at 3 St Jamess Street. Royal warrant holder since King George III — still family-run 326 years later.
- Blackbook Londons first urban winery, making Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in a Battersea railway arch since 2017 from English grapes. Low-sulphur, indigenous ferments.
- Borough Market Wine Wander Borough Market (London's oldest food market) — pick & mix English wine by the glass from Borough Wines (barrel-aged taps), Bedales, & Wine Pantry
- Bottles Wine Bar Bottles (Old Spitalfields Market) — industrial-chic wine cave with Italian charcuterie, natural & biodynamic wines, zero pretension
- Carousel Wine Supper Club Carousel (2014, Fitzrovia) — chef residency supper club meets wine bar with 300+ guest chefs, minimal intervention wines, Mediterranean small plates
- Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels CVS Seven Dials (Covent Garden) — 400+ natural wines from small producers in moody candlelit cave, beef tartare & truffle croque madame
- Ducksoup Wine Bar Ducksoup (2011, Soho) — natural & biodynamic wines from passionate small producers, ever-changing seasonal European menu, cozy charm
- English Wine Tasting Tours Day trips from London Bridge (May-Nov) — guided coach tours to Kent/Sussex vineyards with tastings; urban London wineries + countryside estate routes.
- Gordon's Wine Bar Since 1890 — London's oldest wine bar founded by Arthur Gordon, still preserving oak casks, port barrels, and cobwebs 134 years later under Embankment.
- Hedonism Wines Hedonism Wines, 2012: Mayfair's curated paradise—6,500 wines + 3,000 spirits. Former Michelin sommeliers staff, 5 Enomatic machines, hour delivery in central London. Luxury Retailer of the Year 2019-2026.
- Humble Grape Humble Grape Wine School: WSET Level 1 & 2 courses in St Bride's Passage, London. Master wine tasting, pairing, & knowledge with certified tutors. Premium wines, Humble Grape dishes, globally recognised certificate.
- London English Wine Bars London English Wine Bars (duplicate): English wine specialist bars across London. Focused on UK sparkling, natural wines, and emerging producers—celebrating England's terroir renaissance post-Brexit.
- London Urban Winery Crawl London Urban Winery Crawl: Vagabond (2017, Battersea urban winery, 6 bars, 100+ wines by glass), Renegade (Walthamstow), plus Southwark arches—Portuguese wine bar, Trivet (2 Michelin stars, Master Sommelier Isa Bal).
- London: Museum of London London Museum of London: Traces the city's 2,000-year wine trade from Roman amphoras to Georgian cellars. Archaeological finds show London's ancient role in the Mediterranean wine network—where Dionysus met Thames.
- London: The Ritz Rivoli Bar The Ritz Rivoli Bar, London: Mayfair icon since 1906, art deco elegance. Champagne cocktails, craft spirits, sommelier service. Dress code enforced, jacket required—where 007 sips vodka martinis over Meunier.
- Love Loire Wine Festival London Love Loire Wine Festival, Nov 4, 2025: 30+ quality-driven Loire producers present at Conway Hall. Master of Wine Beverley Blanning & Rebecca Gibb curate Sancerre, Chinon, Muscadet, Vouvray. £50-80 entry, 2.5 hours.
- Moët & Chandon Pop-Up London Moët & Chandon "London Calling" pop-up at Selfridges (Oxford Street, ground floor)—ten-seat design inspired by red telephone booths, champagne cocktail master classes, from £16/glass.
- Mulled Wine & Mince Pies at Borough Market Borough Market (Southwark, 1756-present) hosts festive mulled wine + mince pies (Dec 1-Jan 6)—London's most iconic December tradition at the 12th-century food market, quality wine + French pairings.
- Noble Rot Noble Rot (Bloomsbury, 2012+) earned Wine List of the Year awards (2021, 2022) pairing classical, unfussy French-leaning food with smart, surprising wine picks—oenophile heaven ranked #32 in top 100 UK restaurants (2023).
- Private Wine Tasting at Home London wine tasting services bring expert sommeliers, curated wine flights, and paired nibbles to London homes—bespoke experiences from £41 per guest within the M25 zone.
- Renegade London Wine Founded 2016, Renegade Urban Winery in Bethnal Green hand-harvests organic grapes from UK and Europe, ferments with 50% wild yeast, and unfiltered—crafting bold natural wines in a railway arch.
- Sager + Wilde Natural Wine Since 2014, Sager + Wilde sparked London's natural wine revolution in Hackney Road's rustic-chic bar with a wine list emphasizing organic and biodynamic producers from eastern Europe.
- Searcys Champagne Bar St Pancras St Pancras Searcys features Europe's longest Champagne bar (98 metres) above London's Victorian Gothic station with 180-seat dining and 9 champagnes by the glass under Tracey Emin artwork.
- St Pancras Champagne Bar: Europe's Longest Europe's longest Champagne bar at St Pancras International serves 98 metres of bubbly with "Press for Champagne" buttons, panoramic views of the 1868 terminus, and Art Deco elegance.
- Terroirs East Dulwich Terroirs East Dulwich, opened 2017, showcases global natural wines from organic and biodynamic producers with daily-changing menus inspired by France, Spain and Italy.
- The Winery The Winery London: English sparkling wine specialist serving curated bottles in the heart of the City—focusing on UK producers and European selections.
- The Winery Wine Bar The Winery Wine Bar London: intimate venue serving curated wine selections and European small plates—specialist in English sparkling and natural wines.
- Top Cuvée Top Cuvée London: champagne specialist bar celebrating sparkling wines—curated selection of prestige cuvées and smaller producers in West End location.
- Trafalgar Square: Mandela's Champagne Trafalgar Square: Nelson's Column overlooking London's historic plaza—site where Nelson's Champagne victory celebrations were mythologized, connecting 19th-century naval wines to British history.
- UK Sommelier Association UK Sommelier Association London: professional body advancing sommelier standards, education, and wine service excellence across British hospitality since founding.
- Vagabond Wines Self-Pour Vagabond Wines 2010 London: 9 locations with 100+ wines on self-pour machines + urban winery in Battersea producing award-winning bottles from two-hour sourcing radius.
- Vinoteca Wine Bar & Kitchen Vinoteca London 2005: passionate wine bar + restaurant + shop with locations in Farringdon, City, Borough—massive glass selection, weekly changing seasonal menu, bread baked on premises.
- Wimbledon: Strawberries, Cream & Lanson Since 1977, Lanson Champagne—official supplier to the Crown since Queen Victoria—has been the official wine of Wimbledon, where 28,000 kilos of Kent strawberries meet 10,000 litres of cream and 25,000 bottles of the finest bubbles in the quintessential British summer ritual.
- Wine & Yoga at Urban Retreat Urban Retreat, London's wellness sanctuary, pairs restorative yoga with wine tastings—merging mindfulness and viticulture in the heart of the city, where downward dogs meet downright delicious beverages.
- WSET WSET School London Bermondsey: UK's largest wine/spirits/sake school since 1969—Level 1-4 diplomas, intensive courses, online options, expert-led tastings on wine-hub street.
Manchester 1 venue
Northumberland 2 venues
- Northumberland Wine & Spirits Bin 21 (Hexham, Northumberland) curates 400+ wines, 85 malt whiskies, champagnes and ports—largest independent retailer in the northeast, paired with regional Hexham Premier Cru Gin and Hepple Spirits.
- Vindolanda Fort & Museum Vindolanda Fort Museum Northumberland: Roman frontier archaeological site where centuries-old wine amphorae tell stories of legionaries enjoying Mediterranean wine in misty Britain (Hadrian's Wall).
Oxfordshire 1 venue
Scotland 2 venues
- Cairn o' Mohr Cairn o'Mohr (1987, Perth) — Scotland's color-splashed fruit winery makes award-winning strawberry, raspberry & elderberry wines + International Bottle Smashing Tournament
- Wine Events Scotland Wine Events Scotland, founded by Diana Thompson (30+ years hospitality), curates Edinburgh's three biggest wine festivals—Edinburgh Uncorked, Fizz Feast, and 100 Best Australian Wines—bringing global and local wines to Assembly Rooms and beyond since day one.
Surrey 1 venue
Sussex 11 venues
About Sussex- Bolney England's second-oldest vineyard (1972) — 18 acres on South Downs chalk soils producing Royal Warrant sparkling Blanc de Blancs
- Nyetimber In 1988, Nyetimber pioneered English sparkling wine by planting Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Meunier in West Sussex—now owning 327 hectares across three counties, with Cherie Spriggs as first female/non-Champagne "Sparkling Winemaker of the Year" (2018).
- Nyetimber or Ridgeview Ridgeview (founded 1995 in Ditchling, East Sussex) won Best Global Sparkling Wine 2010 (Decanter), ranked #36 in World's Best Vineyards, only English sparkling at Royal Opera House—south-facing South Downs slopes deliver Chardonnay perfection.
- Nyetimber: Where English Sparkling Beats Champagne In 1988, Nyetimber pioneered English sparkling wine by planting Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Meunier in West Sussex—now owning 327 hectares across three counties, with Cherie Spriggs as first female/non-Champagne "Sparkling Winemaker of the Year" (2018).
- Rathfinny Rathfinny Estate, founded 2010 by Mark and Sarah Driver, produces world-class English sparkling wines from hand-harvested grapes on South Downs' chalky slopes, 3 miles from the English Channel.
- Ridgeview Ridgeview 1995 Sussex: family winery making sparkling wine from Champagne grapes — the Grosvenor Blanc de Blancs 2006 took the International Trophy for Sparkling Wine over £10 at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2010, beating five Champagnes.
- Ridgeview: 25 Years of English Sparkling Excellence Ridgeview's 25-year legacy on Ditchling Common's South Downs has produced 300,000-500,000 bottles yearly, competing with world-class sparkling standards and ranking #36 in World's Best Vineyards.
- Stopham Estate Nestled in South Downs National Park since 2007, Stopham Estate hand-harvests 21,000 vines for crisp Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc, then classic-method sparkling with minimal intervention.
- Sussex Vineyard Hen Party Package Sussex Vineyard: English sparkling wine estate in Kent/Sussex borderlands offering group experiences and hen-party packages in chalk-soil countryside.
- Vine + Country Vine + Country: English vineyard in Kent's chalk terroir—part of the 25% UK vineyard concentration producing world-class sparkling and still wines.
- Wiston Estate Wiston Estate, a 1743 family home crowned with a 6.5-hectare chalk vineyard (planted 2006), produces award-winning English Sparkling Wine from Classic Champagne grapes under winemaker Dermot Sugrue, paired with Chalk Restaurant's Sussex-sourced cuisine and rolling countryside walks.
Sussex/Kent 2 venues
Tyne and Wear 1 venue
Wales 5 venues
- Glyndwr Wales' oldest vineyard (1979) — 6,000 vines Vale of Glamorgan, award-winning Reichensteiner/Seyval/Regent; tours + lunch + llamas overlooking ponds.
- Gwinllan Conwy North Wales vineyard (2012, Snowdonia backdrop) — 6.5 acres Foehn-effect shale/slate hillside, 19 medal winner; Pefriog sparkling won International Challenge silver.
- Hebron Vineyard Hebron Vineyard, Wales: UK's first regenerative, certified by A Greener World. Zero intervention in vineyard & winery—no pesticides, no additions. Solaris amphora wine 2023, natural zero-zero approach on Pembrokeshire slopes.
- Llanerch Vineyard Llanerch Vineyard, Wales: UK's first vineyard hotel, 20 mins from Cardiff. Roots Restaurant (2 AA Rosettes), locally-sourced. Cariad wines (award-winning), gins. Best Hotel Wales 2024 by AA, 2025 shortlist.
- White Castle White Castle Vineyard, founded 2008 in Monmouthshire by Robb & Nicola Merchant, became the first Welsh wine to win gold at World Wine Decanter Awards (2021), growing Pinot Noir and Siegerrebe on 7 acres of rolling Welsh slopes with a Cellar Door terrace overlooking the vineyard.
Yorkshire 1 venue
Other places in the United Kingdom 3 venues
- Gb London Ritz Rivoli Ritz Hotel Rivoli bar (London) — iconic Piccadilly wine list since 1906; classic venue for champagne service + fine dining wine pairings amid Art Deco splendor.
- WineGB WineGB, the national association for English and Welsh wines, sponsors over 1000 vineyards across England—growing from zero to a nation-wide movement—anchoring annual English Wine Week (June) and regional festivals like Wine Garden of England Summer Celebration in Kent.
- WSET Global WSET Global: international wine education authority governing Level 1-4 qualifications worldwide—London-based headquarters advancing sommelier standards globally since 1969.