Winter Winery Tour & Tasting
November - December
For November and December, our usual vineyard Tour + Tastings move indoors for winter.
We’ll take you on an extended tour of the winery, looking at how we make our wines from grape to bottle, followed by a sabrage demonstration and a cosy guided tasting of five Westwell wines at our award-winning cellar door space.
After the tour, guests have the opportunity to try their hand at sabrage using our very own Westwell sword when purchasing a bottle of sparkling wine to drink in on the day (subject to availability).
As well as the chance to pre-order cheese, charcuterie and plant-based plates, we’ll also be offering festive toasties and warm savoury snacks which you can order on the day.
Please note, our Winter Winery Tour & Tasting operates during November & December. If you are interested in touring our vineyard from February to October, please see our Vineyard Tour & Tasting.
Winter Winery Tour & Wine Tasting
We’ll take you on an extended tour of the winery, looking at how we make our wines from grape to bottle, followed by a sabrage demonstration and a cosy guided tasting of five Westwell wines at our award-winning cellar door space.
★★★★★ TripAdvisor Traveller’s Choice 2025
“One of the best vineyards to visit in Kent” - Time Out
You’ll be able to purchase wines from the cellar door. Food is available to accompany your tasting which you can add as part of your booking.
Well behaved dogs (and their owners) are welcome at Westwell, both in the vines and in the tasting room, but must be kept on a lead. Unfortunately, dogs cannot enter the winery.
We’re happy to accommodate under 18s - please leave a note in the comments to ensure there’s space. They do not need to purchase a ticket; soft drinks are available to purchase from the tasting room bar on the day.
Please note that non-drinkers attending a tour will still need to purchase a ticket. We can offer a choice of soft drinks or a £15 credit on the day if they don’t take part in the tasting.
Finding Us
We’re located on the chalky slopes of the North Downs, beneath the Pilgrims Way, near Ashford in Kent. The vineyard covers 18 hectares, positioned between 100-130 metres above sea level on a south-south-west facing slope.
Easy train access from London + free parking on site.
Nearest Station: Charing
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