Hambledon Vineyard

Established in 1952 by Major General Sir Guy Salisbury-Jones, Hambledon Vineyard is a British, family-run winery and the oldest commercial vineyard in the UK.

Acquired by Ian Kellett in 1999, they grow their grapes in the Hampshire village of Hambledon, where the finest chalk soil and cool climate provide the most exceptional terroir for creating world-class sparkling wines.

Today, Hambledon comprises over 200 acres of vineyard, planted with Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Meunier. Top-of-the-range Coquard PAI presses and the fully gravity-fed winery (the only one in the UK) are located on site.