Explore the wonderful private gardens of Alresford Broad Street and Mill Hill as residents open there doors for visitors. Tickets £8 per person. Teas, tombola and ample parking.

Power, seduction, and betrayal blaze beneath the Egyptian sun in Handel’s most celebrated opera, where Caesar’s arrival sparks Cleopatra’s battle for the throne and love and empire collide in a tale of political intrigue and dangerous desire.

David Alden directs a thrilling new production starring countertenor Tim Mead as Giulio Cesare and soprano Sarah Brady as Cleopatra, with Christian Curnyn conducting the period orchestra Early Opera Company in their Festival debuts.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

A cruel rejection ignites this powerful exploration of love, pride, and the irreversible choices that shape our lives. Tchaikovsky’s exquisite score blends Russian soul with universal emotion, from vibrant dances to soaring arias and ensembles.

Max Webster directs Ruzan Mantashyan and Vladislav Chizhov as Tatyana and Onegin, with Lidiya Yankovskaya conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in her Festival debut.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

George’s flavour-led walks are an introduction to foraging for flavour where he shares rules and regulations, identification techniques, and the risks associated with wild food and drink.

Throughout the walk you will identify seasonal ingredients, comparing and contrasting them to their more dangerous counterparts. George will regularly visit certain techniques for preservation and ways in which one can create tasty wild ingredients to use at home, along with a few tasters prepared earlier along the way.

Tickets cost £45 per person and can be booked using the links below:

10:00 am – 12:30 pm Tickets

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Tickets

A cruel rejection ignites this powerful exploration of love, pride, and the irreversible choices that shape our lives. Tchaikovsky’s exquisite score blends Russian soul with universal emotion, from vibrant dances to soaring arias and ensembles.

Max Webster directs Ruzan Mantashyan and Vladislav Chizhov as Tatyana and Onegin, with Lidiya Yankovskaya conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in her Festival debut.

Vineyards of Hampshire (VoH) Fizz Fest will return, showcasing Hampshire’s premier vineyards this time at the Hambledon Wine Estate, for their 12th iconic flagship event.

A chance to taste delicious sparkling and still wines, from the following vineyards and talk to the people at the heart of the wines:

Black Chalk, Danebury Vineyards, Exton Park, The Grange, Hambledon Wine Estate, Hattingly, Louis Pommery England, Raimes

There will be plenty of local street food to enjoy, live music, new masterclasses and vineyard tours.

Entry Ticket + Timed Session – £35 pp includes entry and timed slot to Tasting Marquee. Tickets allow general entry from 11:30am – 4:30pm

When Aretha Franklin stepped in for Pavarotti to sing Nessun Dorma at the Grammys, she revealed what Opera and Soul have in common: heart-opening, transformative vocal power. Join conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, Welsh National Opera Orchestra and special vocal guests for this unforgettable exploration of the shared DNA of Opera, Soul, and Gospel.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

When Aretha Franklin stepped in for Pavarotti to sing Nessun Dorma at the Grammys, she revealed what Opera and Soul have in common: heart-opening, transformative vocal power. Join conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser, Welsh National Opera Orchestra and special vocal guests for this unforgettable exploration of the shared DNA of Opera, Soul, and Gospel.

A cruel rejection ignites this powerful exploration of love, pride, and the irreversible choices that shape our lives. Tchaikovsky’s exquisite score blends Russian soul with universal emotion, from vibrant dances to soaring arias and ensembles.

Max Webster directs Ruzan Mantashyan and Vladislav Chizhov as Tatyana and Onegin, with Lidiya Yankovskaya conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in her Festival debut.

Following their sold-out visit in 2025, Ballet Black returns to the Festival with a programme celebrating their 25th Anniversary.

The Olivier Award-winning Ingoma choreographed by Mthuthuzeli November features alongside the UK premiere of a work by Alvin Ailey star, Hope Boykin — powerful, beautiful, and unmissable.

Following their sold-out visit in 2025, Ballet Black returns to the Festival with a programme celebrating their 25th Anniversary.

The Olivier Award-winning Ingoma choreographed by Mthuthuzeli November features alongside the UK premiere of a work by Alvin Ailey star, Hope Boykin — powerful, beautiful, and unmissable.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

A cruel rejection ignites this powerful exploration of love, pride, and the irreversible choices that shape our lives. Tchaikovsky’s exquisite score blends Russian soul with universal emotion, from vibrant dances to soaring arias and ensembles.

Max Webster directs Ruzan Mantashyan and Vladislav Chizhov as Tatyana and Onegin, with Lidiya Yankovskaya conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in her Festival debut.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

A cruel rejection ignites this powerful exploration of love, pride, and the irreversible choices that shape our lives. Tchaikovsky’s exquisite score blends Russian soul with universal emotion, from vibrant dances to soaring arias and ensembles.

Max Webster directs Ruzan Mantashyan and Vladislav Chizhov as Tatyana and Onegin, with Lidiya Yankovskaya conducting the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra in her Festival debut.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

Dellfest returns to The Dell this summer for another unforgettable weekend in the heart of the Meon Valley. On 17th & 18th July a much-loved, family-friendly festival – a celebration of relaxed summer vibes, great food, and feel-good entertainment for all ages.

George’s flavour-led walks are an introduction to foraging for flavour where he shares rules and regulations, identification techniques, and the risks associated with wild food and drink.

Throughout the walk you will identify seasonal ingredients, comparing and contrasting them to their more dangerous counterparts. George will regularly visit certain techniques for preservation and ways in which one can create tasty wild ingredients to use at home, along with a few tasters prepared earlier along the way.

Tickets cost £45 per person and can be booked using the links below:

10:00 am – 12:30 pm Tickets

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Tickets

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Alresford Show is quite simply a celebration of rural life and the communities which live in it. This one-day event (always the first Saturday in September), provides a great family day out which brings farming, agriculture and the local community together. See the prize-winning animals, watch the horses compete and sample tasty local food and drink. You will be amazed by the vintage and modern machinery, there will be lots of local craft stalls and shopping opportunities, and you can even enter your dog into the dog show! It is a great family day out, with children under 16 yrs free of charge, free children’s entertainment and free parking on the show site too.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

Running every Thursday evening, from May 21st throughout the summer and into September. Join us at our winery for a tipple (or two!) of our award-winning wine, poured straight from our Land Rover bar and enjoyed beneath the canopy of the winery – the perfect spot to finish your day and watch the sun dip down below the horizon.

No need to book – simply turn up, grab yourself a seat and enjoy some tucker from one of Hampshire’s finest cooks and food vans. Food is first-come, first-served, so if you’ve got a hunger – arrive early.

Find the location of our winery here.

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

George’s flavour-led walks are an introduction to foraging for flavour where he shares rules and regulations, identification techniques, and the risks associated with wild food and drink.

Throughout the walk you will identify seasonal ingredients, comparing and contrasting them to their more dangerous counterparts. George will regularly visit certain techniques for preservation and ways in which one can create tasty wild ingredients to use at home, along with a few tasters prepared earlier along the way.

Tickets cost £45 per person and can be booked using the links below:

10:00 am – 12:30 pm Tickets

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Tickets

Hosted at The Grange, The Hampshire Fair has stall holders from a wide geographic area offering a fantastic range of products from foodstuffs, to gifts and homewares, jewellery, beautiful clothes for all ages, useful gadgets, children’s toys and much more besides.

Pick up a bargain at the biannual Alresford Antiques Vintage Flea Market. Happening on Broad Street on Monday 4th May and Sunday 27th September 2026. 9:30am – 3:30pm

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

George’s flavour-led walks are an introduction to foraging for flavour where he shares rules and regulations, identification techniques, and the risks associated with wild food and drink.

Throughout the walk you will identify seasonal ingredients, comparing and contrasting them to their more dangerous counterparts. George will regularly visit certain techniques for preservation and ways in which one can create tasty wild ingredients to use at home, along with a few tasters prepared earlier along the way.

Tickets cost £45 per person and can be booked using the links below:

10:00 am – 12:30 pm Tickets

2:00 pm – 4:30 pm Tickets

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

Immerse yourself in the wines of The Grange.

• 11am – 1pm
• Tour the vineyard
• Tour the winery
• Taste the wines
• Buy at the cellar door

Come see the terrain on which we grow our grapes and discover how we make our wine – from grape to bottle – and all in the company of the people who actually grow the grapes and make the wine.

Our vineyard is situated on the Grange Estate, seven miles east of Winchester – a hidden gem in the world of English wine.

Our tours are small – no more than 15 people – and are conducted by key members of the team.

You will walk through our vineyard, Burges Field, and learn about how we tend the vines that produce our grapes and why we think the chalky, flinty soils of Hampshire produce such wonderful wines.  Then you will tour our state-of-the-art winery, built in 2022 to the exacting specification of Harry Pickering, our Head Winemaker.  Here you will gain an insight into the grapes’ lengthy journey from vine to bottle.

Finally you will arrive in our airy tasting room and get a taste of some of the wines you have been learning about… and, doubtless, be tempted to pop a case or two in the back of your car!

All tours start at 11am come rain or shine.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable

For large groups or private tours, get in touch with us.

George’s flavour-led walks are an introduction to foraging for flavour where he shares rules and regulations, identification techniques, and the risks associated with wild food and drink.

Throughout the walk you will identify seasonal ingredients, comparing and contrasting them to their more dangerous counterparts. George will regularly visit certain techniques for preservation and ways in which one can create tasty wild ingredients to use at home, along with a few tasters prepared earlier along the way.

Tickets cost £45 per person and can be booked using the links below:

09:30 am – 12:00 pm Tickets

George’s flavour-led walks are an introduction to foraging for flavour where he shares rules and regulations, identification techniques, and the risks associated with wild food and drink.

Throughout the walk you will identify seasonal ingredients, comparing and contrasting them to their more dangerous counterparts. George will regularly visit certain techniques for preservation and ways in which one can create tasty wild ingredients to use at home, along with a few tasters prepared earlier along the way.

Tickets cost £45 per person and can be booked using the links below:

10:00 am – 12:30 pm Tickets

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event