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Taste the Best of Sussex Vineyards in Wealden How to get here Accommodation Wealden can be easily accessed from the M25, by Buxted Park either the A22, A26 or A21, or from the A27 and A272 This Grade II listed Palladian mansion, set in the finest parkland, is a unique from the West, and A259 from the East. Taste the best of backdrop for any event. The house’s historic rooms are one instance where business and pleasure do mix. Sussex Vineyards Buxted, Uckfield, TN22 4AY T: 01825 733333 or 0845 072 7412 E: [email protected] W: www.handpicked.co.uk/buxtedpark in Wealden Greenwood Granary Comfortable, quiet and spacious self-catering for couples or 2+2. No-through road, large garden, plentiful wildlife, rural walks from doorstep. Numerous attractions close by. Home-made bread waiting. Come and see us! Greenwoods Farm, Punnetts Town, Heathfield, TN21 9HU T: 07889 113545 E: [email protected] W: www.greenwoodgranary.co.uk The Old Workshop Map kindly supplied by 1066 Country Marketing A stylish, two bedroom 4« self-catering holiday cottage sleeping four people. Situated in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers fabulous By rail: Stations served by Southern Railway - views across the Sussex Weald countryside and open farmland. Berwick, Buxted, Crowborough, Eridge, Oakleigh, Broad Oak, Heathfield, TN21 8UU Polegate, Pevensey Bay, Pevensey & T: 07720 289377 E: [email protected] Westham, Uckfield 08451 27 29 20 W: www.theoldworkshop.holiday or 0208 185 0778 www.southernrailway.com The Limes Wadhurst, Southeastern 08457 48 49 50 A modern, contemporary Bed & Breakfast just a few minute’s walk from www.southeasternrailway.co.uk Pevensey Castle, restaurants and pubs. Our boutique rooms are individually designed and furnished to make your stay special. By coach/bus: National Express Coaches 26 Rattle Road, Westham, Pevensey BN24 5DQ UK 0871 7818178 T: 01323 769 936 or 07930 162 022 www.nationalexpress.com E: [email protected] Traveline Bus Service 0871 2002233 Boreham House www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk An award-winning Bed & Breakfast accommodation with three en-suite By Air: Both Gatwick www.gatwickairport.com bedrooms and a self-catering cottage, offering the most magnificent views over and Heathrow www.heathrowairport.com the Sussex countryside. An exceptional level of hospitality can be expected. are close to Wealden Boreham House, Boreham Street, BN27 4SF By boat: Newhaven is the nearest ferry port - T: 01323 833 719 M: 07809 383482 E: [email protected] 0844 576 8836 or 0800 917 1201 W: www.borehamhouse.com www.dfdsseaways.co.uk The Cottage at Friston Down Three bedroom annexe to a country house with swimming pool and stunning Tourism, Wealden District Council, views over the South Downs and sea. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, families and Vicarage Lane, Hailsham, BN27 2AX friends. From £895 pw. Contact Exclusively Eastbourne Holiday Homes. 01323 443322 @ [email protected] T: 01323 40 60 90 E: info@exclusivelyeastbourne W: www.exclusivelyeastbourne.co.uk www.wealdendo-sussex.co.uk @wealdendistrict @wealden @wealdendc I I I I I I I A I I I I 2 I I 1 I I I I I I Sevenoaks District I I I I I I I Wealden District is situated in Tandridge I I I I 9 - Clayton Organic Farm I I Tunbridge Wells Borough I I I I I I District I I I Blackham I I Vineyards I I A26 Clayton Hills, Mayfield, East Sussex 4 I the south east corner of England, I I I I I Tunbridge I I I I B I I 2 I Wells l 16 I l 9 I l I Bells Yew T: 01435 874849 M: 07990 977013 one of the sunniest regions of the 1 - Busi Jacobsohn Wine Estate l Groombridge I l I Green l I East l l I Hartfield l I l I Grinstead l I E: [email protected] l I A British Isles. It has seen a boom Frant I Blackdon Farm, Blackdon Hill, Eridge, 0 l 2 1 8 l I 1 1 8 l Eridge I 2 I B 1 l 2 l B20 I Forest B l 9 W: www.claytonorganicfarm.com l 9 I l Cousley I Tunbridge Wells, TN3 9HX Row l A267 in wine growing over the past five 6 l 5 I Wood A26 I 2 l I 0 I We are open on national Open Farm Sunday annually, 9 June 2019. l I Colemans 2 l 1 I l I B I Hatch Crowborough l Wadhurst l I A l T: +(44) (0)7590 181718 E: [email protected] I 2 B210 See our website for details and otherwise by appointment l 0 years. Wealden now boasts over 2 I l I l Mark Cross I l l I l W: www.busijacobsohn.com Mid l I I l I I l Rotherfield I 20 vineyards making the most l I Sussex l I We are open by appointment l B 2 I l 1 01 I l 10 - Fox & Fox - Mayfield 4 I District l I l I Nutley I l I of the beautiful rolling Sussex l I Danehill l l I Fairwarp I High l Mayfield I l 3 I l I I I I I I I Hurstwood 2 I I I I I I I I I I I l I 2 - Davenport Vineyards A I l I 2 Mayfield countryside. l I 7 l I I 5 l I l T: 01435 872763 Five Ashes I l 14 I l I l 272 9 10 Limney Farm, Castle Hill, Rotherfield, TN6 3RR A I 8 Fletching Maresfieldl I l I l Hadlow W: www.foxandfox.wine I l I l Down I The lime chalk soil, prevalent l Buxted 5 I 2 l 6 7 l 2 Welcome by appointment. Exclusively tailored tours I 2 l A T: 01892 852380 E: [email protected] A I l Heathfield l I l Rother District l Cade S treet I l l Framfield I B2 throughout Sussex, is the same 1 I 0 Cross-in-Hand W: www.davenportvineyards.co.uk 2 I I I Blackboys Punnett’ I I I Uckfield s Town B2096 I I Please note: the vineyard is not open to the public without prior arrangement 3 I 11 - Hidden Spring Vineyard 6 0 I I soil type found in the Champagne 7 12 2 I 2 I B Rushlake Green 6 Waldron I 2 I Isfield A I Vines Cross Road, Horam TN21 0HG Warbleton I I region of France. It contributes Halland Horam 11 Vines I I I 3 - Downsview Vineyard & Orchard I Cross I I I I I I I I I I East I T: 01435 813078 E: [email protected] I I I I I to Wealden’s ability to produce I I Hoathly I I I I Hadlow Down Road, Jarvis Brook, TN6 3RG I I I I I W: www.hiddenspring.co.uk I 2 Chiddingly I I 19 Cowbeech I 2 Laughton 13 I B quality grapes for sparkling wines. I I Herstmonceux I B2124 A A T: 07799 367024 E: [email protected] I 2 27 I 2 1 I Hellingly Ninfield LewesI District 12 - Hollow Lane Vineyard 5 I Windmill 9 A cooler climate than France helps W: www.downsviewvineyard.co.uk I I Hill 20 I Magham Down Boreham B I I Upper Street Tours available by prior arrangement I Ripe 16 Hollow Lane, Nr Blackboys, TN22 5JB I I I I Lewes Dicker I I Hailsham preserve the acidity in the grapes I I I I I I I Hooe I I I I I I I I I I I Chalvington Wartling I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I B I I I I I I I I 2 I I I T: Chris: 07887 574016 / Jan: 07707 057765 I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I 0 I that is needed to make the top tier I I I I I I Arlington 4 I I I I I I 4 - Mousehall Country Estate I I I I I I I I Selmeston I 59 I I I 2 I I E: [email protected] I I A I I A I I I I 27 I I I I I I I I Alciston I I Pevensey I Bexhill of sparkling wines. I 27 I Mousehall, Tidebrook, Wadhurst, TN5 6PG I I Stone A I I I I I I I I I www.facebook.com/hollowlanevineyard Berwick I I I I I I I I I I I I I Cross I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A 2 Wilmington I I I I I I I I I 6 I I I The vineyard is only open for wine tasting & visits by prior arrangement I I I I Westham Pevensey Bay I Polegate I I I I T: 01892 783532 E: [email protected] I Alfriston l I l The classic Champagne varieties I l I l I l I 15 Litlington l I Jevington W: www.mousehall.com Mousehall Country Estate Newhaven l I l I l of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and I Eastbourne l 13 - Off The Line Vineyard I I By appointment only I Seaford l I I I Westdean l I Boroughl I l I I I A2 Pinot Meunier thrive in the I 59 Eastbourne North Street, Hellingly, BN27 4EA 5 - Wildwood Vineyard East Wealden terroir.
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