8 vineyards
Horsham & the Arun Valley
Nyetimber, Bolney Wine Estate and Nutbourne Vineyard and 5 more
Stations Pulborough, Haywards Heath, Billingshurst and Hassocks
Sussex wine country
Sussex wine trails
Seven routes through Sussex wine country, from the Rother Wine Triangle near Rye to Chichester and Petworth in the west. Each trail lists every estate, the nearest stations, and where you can eat and stay.
- 37 vineyards
- 7 trails
- 17 serve food
- 14 with rooms
Illustration7 vineyards
The Rother Wine Triangle
Oxney Organic Estate, Tillingham Estate and Oastbrook Estate and 4 more
Stations Rye, Robertsbridge, Battle and Hastings
7 vineyards
The Wealden Wine Trail
Rathfinny Wine Estate, Bluebell Vineyard Estate and Beacon Down Vineyard and 4 more
Stations Seaford, Haywards Heath, Uckfield and Wadhurst
5 vineyards
Chichester & Petworth
Tinwood Estate, Ashling Park Estate and Roebuck Estates and 2 more
Stations Chichester, Nutbourne, Pulborough and Haslemere
5 vineyards
Haywards Heath & Ditchling
Ridgeview Wine Estate, Artelium Wine Estate and Highweald Wine Estate and 2 more
Stations Burgess Hill, Plumpton, Haywards Heath and Hassocks
Illustration3 vineyards
East Grinstead & the High Weald
Kingscote Estate, Busi Jacobsohn Wine Estate and Wildwood Vineyard
Stations East Grinstead and Eridge
2 vineyards
Questions about Sussex wine trails
How many wine trails are there in Sussex?
We group all 37 visitor-friendly Sussex vineyards into seven trails: Horsham & the Arun Valley, The Rother Wine Triangle, The Wealden Wine Trail, Chichester & Petworth, Haywards Heath & Ditchling, East Grinstead & the High Weald and Worthing & the Downs.
Which Sussex wine trail has the most vineyards?
Horsham & the Arun Valley, with 8 estates.
Which trail has the most places to stay?
The Rother Wine Triangle, where 6 of the 7 estates have rooms, lodges or cottages.
Can you do a Sussex wine trail without a car?
Yes. Every trail page lists the nearest station for each estate, and our by-train guide groups all 37 vineyards by station.