Nationally acclaimed Annual festival attracting thousands of visitors to New Alresford in Hampshire to celebrate all things watercress.

Every year on the third Sunday in May the streets of this Georgian town are closed to traffic to transform the town into a family-friendly FREE festival. The festival opens with a cavalcade at 10:00 but traders may open at 09:30.

From street markets, food & drink stalls, cookery demonstrations with renown world class chefs, the Hampshire Farmers Market, a “Kids Zone” featuring Circus Skills, there really is something for everyone. For many the highlight of the day is Watercress Eating Championship which takes place at 15:00 on the main stage – a must see event hosted by our very own redoubtable Paul Rees keeping the participants in order and the crowd in stitches.

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 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!

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 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!

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

A brand new production of La traviata opens the Festival and will be directed by Maxine Braham and designed by Jamie Vartan, who makes his Festival debut, with lighting design by Johanna Town. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is conducted by renowned exponent of Verdi (including Falstaff at the Met, and Simon Boccanegra and Il trovatore at the Royal Opera) Richard Farnes – another Festival debut. The cast includes Samantha Clarke as Violetta – a role she was recently critically acclaimed for with Opera Australia, Nico Darmanin as Alfredo and a Festival debut from Dario Solari as Giorgio Germont.

Experience Verdi’s masterpiece of love and heartbreak in this beautiful new period production.

Marking 50 years of Queen’s legendary album, A Night at the Opera, which introduced the world to Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen at the Opera is a one-of-a-kind concert that celebrates the connections between opera and the music of Queen and Freddie Mercury. Freddie Mercury had a lifelong passion for opera which fuelled his music, including his collaboration with acclaimed soprano Montserrat Caballé on the album Barcelona.

Experience opera classics alongside orchestrated Queen hits, curated and conducted by Edwin Outwater, leading the BBC Concert Orchestra and an ensemble of operatic and rock singers.

A brand new production of La traviata opens the Festival and will be directed by Maxine Braham and designed by Jamie Vartan, who makes his Festival debut, with lighting design by Johanna Town. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is conducted by renowned exponent of Verdi (including Falstaff at the Met, and Simon Boccanegra and Il trovatore at the Royal Opera) Richard Farnes – another Festival debut. The cast includes Samantha Clarke as Violetta – a role she was recently critically acclaimed for with Opera Australia, Nico Darmanin as Alfredo and a Festival debut from Dario Solari as Giorgio Germont.

Experience Verdi’s masterpiece of love and heartbreak in this beautiful new period production.

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 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!

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

Marking 50 years of Queen’s legendary album, A Night at the Opera, which introduced the world to Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen at the Opera is a one-of-a-kind concert that celebrates the connections between opera and the music of Queen and Freddie Mercury. Freddie Mercury had a lifelong passion for opera which fuelled his music, including his collaboration with acclaimed soprano Montserrat Caballé on the album Barcelona.

Experience opera classics alongside orchestrated Queen hits, curated and conducted by Edwin Outwater, leading the BBC Concert Orchestra and an ensemble of operatic and rock singers.

This year we welcome one of Europe’s top big bands, the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw. Together with Dutch jazz superstar Fay Claassen they will perform hits from the Great American Songbook.

This golden age of music (1920–1950) was shaped by composers like Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Cole Porter and Jerome Kern and their impressive collection of classics which have truly stood the test of time. Guaranteed to get your toes tapping and your hearts singing.

Join us for an exciting day of simulated clay shooting in aid of the Duke of Edinburgh Awards.

With its rich shooting heritage, The Grange offers a truly authentic experience in stunning surroundings. Enjoy breakfast, elevenses, a drinks reception, lunch, prize giving, auction and – of course – an expertly designed array of drives.

Don’t miss your chance to experience one of Britain’s most prestigious clay days.

By attending this event you’ll be helping young people build life-long belief in themselves, supporting them to take on their own challenges, follow their passions, and discover talents they never knew they had.

Ticket Price: £2750 (team of four)

Please RSVP to Rebecca.lumsden@dofe.org

This year we welcome one of Europe’s top big bands, the Jazz Orchestra of the Concertgebouw. Together with Dutch jazz superstar Fay Claassen they will perform hits from the Great American Songbook.

This golden age of music (1920–1950) was shaped by composers like Irving Berlin, George Gershwin, Cole Porter and Jerome Kern and their impressive collection of classics which have truly stood the test of time. Guaranteed to get your toes tapping and your hearts singing.

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 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!

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

A brand new production of La traviata opens the Festival and will be directed by Maxine Braham and designed by Jamie Vartan, who makes his Festival debut, with lighting design by Johanna Town. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is conducted by renowned exponent of Verdi (including Falstaff at the Met, and Simon Boccanegra and Il trovatore at the Royal Opera) Richard Farnes – another Festival debut. The cast includes Samantha Clarke as Violetta – a role she was recently critically acclaimed for with Opera Australia, Nico Darmanin as Alfredo and a Festival debut from Dario Solari as Giorgio Germont.

Experience Verdi’s masterpiece of love and heartbreak in this beautiful new period production.

Set in the market town of Alresford, in Hampshire, the route heads through the town, past the famous watercress beds and into the local countryside. Half of the course is an out and back section. There are hills! The start and finish will be in Arlebury Park where toilets, a baggage area and limited changing facilities will be available.

Arguably the greatest operetta of all time, Die Fledermaus gets the royal treatment with gorgeous 1920s designs, an all-star ensemble cast, and a witty English translation. This new production, sparkling with melody, mischief, and masquerade, will be directed by Paul Curran and designed by Gary McCann, with lighting design by Johanna Town. Paul Daniel conducts the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

A brand new production of La traviata opens the Festival and will be directed by Maxine Braham and designed by Jamie Vartan, who makes his Festival debut, with lighting design by Johanna Town. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is conducted by renowned exponent of Verdi (including Falstaff at the Met, and Simon Boccanegra and Il trovatore at the Royal Opera) Richard Farnes – another Festival debut. The cast includes Samantha Clarke as Violetta – a role she was recently critically acclaimed for with Opera Australia, Nico Darmanin as Alfredo and a Festival debut from Dario Solari as Giorgio Germont.

Experience Verdi’s masterpiece of love and heartbreak in this beautiful new period production.

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 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!

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

Arguably the greatest operetta of all time, Die Fledermaus gets the royal treatment with gorgeous 1920s designs, an all-star ensemble cast, and a witty English translation. This new production, sparkling with melody, mischief, and masquerade, will be directed by Paul Curran and designed by Gary McCann, with lighting design by Johanna Town. Paul Daniel conducts the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

A brand new production of La traviata opens the Festival and will be directed by Maxine Braham and designed by Jamie Vartan, who makes his Festival debut, with lighting design by Johanna Town. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is conducted by renowned exponent of Verdi (including Falstaff at the Met, and Simon Boccanegra and Il trovatore at the Royal Opera) Richard Farnes – another Festival debut. The cast includes Samantha Clarke as Violetta – a role she was recently critically acclaimed for with Opera Australia, Nico Darmanin as Alfredo and a Festival debut from Dario Solari as Giorgio Germont.

Experience Verdi’s masterpiece of love and heartbreak in this beautiful new period production.

Arguably the greatest operetta of all time, Die Fledermaus gets the royal treatment with gorgeous 1920s designs, an all-star ensemble cast, and a witty English translation. This new production, sparkling with melody, mischief, and masquerade, will be directed by Paul Curran and designed by Gary McCann, with lighting design by Johanna Town. Paul Daniel conducts the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

From the vibrant rhythms of West Side Story to the thrilling musicality and wit of Candide and On the Town, Leonard Bernstein’s revolutionary impact on musical theatre is undeniable.

Bernstein on Broadway brings together acclaimed West End and opera performers with the Welsh National Opera Orchestra, led by Karen Kamensek.

This musical celebration showcases unforgettable moments, and some rare gems, from one of the most iconic composers in history.

A brand new production of La traviata opens the Festival and will be directed by Maxine Braham and designed by Jamie Vartan, who makes his Festival debut, with lighting design by Johanna Town. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is conducted by renowned exponent of Verdi (including Falstaff at the Met, and Simon Boccanegra and Il trovatore at the Royal Opera) Richard Farnes – another Festival debut. The cast includes Samantha Clarke as Violetta – a role she was recently critically acclaimed for with Opera Australia, Nico Darmanin as Alfredo and a Festival debut from Dario Solari as Giorgio Germont.

Experience Verdi’s masterpiece of love and heartbreak in this beautiful new period production.

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 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!

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

Arguably the greatest operetta of all time, Die Fledermaus gets the royal treatment with gorgeous 1920s designs, an all-star ensemble cast, and a witty English translation. This new production, sparkling with melody, mischief, and masquerade, will be directed by Paul Curran and designed by Gary McCann, with lighting design by Johanna Town. Paul Daniel conducts the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

From the vibrant rhythms of West Side Story to the thrilling musicality and wit of Candide and On the Town, Leonard Bernstein’s revolutionary impact on musical theatre is undeniable.

Bernstein on Broadway brings together acclaimed West End and opera performers with the Welsh National Opera Orchestra, led by Karen Kamensek.

This musical celebration showcases unforgettable moments, and some rare gems, from one of the most iconic composers in history.

A new staging of Rameau’s Les Indes galantes combines exquisite 18^th century music with the expressive potency of contemporary street dance styles in a one-of-a-kind exploration of identity, culture and expression. Co-conceived by director-choreographer and French hip hop pioneer Bintou Dembélé and conductor Leonardo García-Alarcón, the performance features their respective ensembles: the dancers of Structure Rualité, Namur Chamber Choir, and period orchestra Cappella Mediterranea, all making their UK opera debuts. Cappella Mediterranea is one of the most in-demand period ensembles in the world, having recently completed a Monteverdi cycle for the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, as well as engagements at the Opéra national de Paris, Salzburg Easter Festival, La Monnaie (Brussels), and Staatsoper Unter den Linden (Berlin). The production will also feature leading Baroque soloists Laurène Paternò, Ana Quintans, Alasdair Kent and Andreas Wolf.

One of the most beautiful baroque opera-ballets ever composed, this is a rare chance to see Rameau’s musical masterpiece, in a carefully crafted new version which will also be performed at Teatro Real (Madrid) and Teatro alla Scala (Milan) among others. Be prepared to be swept away by powerful storytelling as this ornate period score fuses with the emotive physicality of street dance and hip hop styles, with electrifying and deeply moving results.

A new staging of Rameau’s Les Indes galantes combines exquisite 18^th century music with the expressive potency of contemporary street dance styles in a one-of-a-kind exploration of identity, culture and expression. Co-conceived by director-choreographer and French hip hop pioneer Bintou Dembélé and conductor Leonardo García-Alarcón, the performance features their respective ensembles: the dancers of Structure Rualité, Namur Chamber Choir, and period orchestra Cappella Mediterranea, all making their UK opera debuts. Cappella Mediterranea is one of the most in-demand period ensembles in the world, having recently completed a Monteverdi cycle for the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, as well as engagements at the Opéra national de Paris, Salzburg Easter Festival, La Monnaie (Brussels), and Staatsoper Unter den Linden (Berlin). The production will also feature leading Baroque soloists Laurène Paternò, Ana Quintans, Alasdair Kent and Andreas Wolf.

One of the most beautiful baroque opera-ballets ever composed, this is a rare chance to see Rameau’s musical masterpiece, in a carefully crafted new version which will also be performed at Teatro Real (Madrid) and Teatro alla Scala (Milan) among others. Be prepared to be swept away by powerful storytelling as this ornate period score fuses with the emotive physicality of street dance and hip hop styles, with electrifying and deeply moving results.

A new staging of Rameau’s Les Indes galantes combines exquisite 18^th century music with the expressive potency of contemporary street dance styles in a one-of-a-kind exploration of identity, culture and expression. Co-conceived by director-choreographer and French hip hop pioneer Bintou Dembélé and conductor Leonardo García-Alarcón, the performance features their respective ensembles: the dancers of Structure Rualité, Namur Chamber Choir, and period orchestra Cappella Mediterranea, all making their UK opera debuts. Cappella Mediterranea is one of the most in-demand period ensembles in the world, having recently completed a Monteverdi cycle for the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence, as well as engagements at the Opéra national de Paris, Salzburg Easter Festival, La Monnaie (Brussels), and Staatsoper Unter den Linden (Berlin). The production will also feature leading Baroque soloists Laurène Paternò, Ana Quintans, Alasdair Kent and Andreas Wolf.

One of the most beautiful baroque opera-ballets ever composed, this is a rare chance to see Rameau’s musical masterpiece, in a carefully crafted new version which will also be performed at Teatro Real (Madrid) and Teatro alla Scala (Milan) among others. Be prepared to be swept away by powerful storytelling as this ornate period score fuses with the emotive physicality of street dance and hip hop styles, with electrifying and deeply moving results.

2025 sees the return of Cassa Pancho‘s acclaimed Ballet Black – a company that has transformed the landscape of British ballet, creating a prominent platform for dancers and artists of Black and Asian descent, as well as establishing a new canon of ballet repertoire that resonates with audiences around the world.

Ballet Black will perform a double bill of work by leading choreographers. Award-winning choreographer, Chanel DaSilva explores what it means to be human in her new work which focuses on using the power of the arts to inspire change, in the dance world and beyond. Franco-British artist, and Choreographer in Residence at Scottish Ballet, Sophie Laplane explores triumph over adversity in If At First, inspired by the art of Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Arguably the greatest operetta of all time, Die Fledermaus gets the royal treatment with gorgeous 1920s designs, an all-star ensemble cast, and a witty English translation. This new production, sparkling with melody, mischief, and masquerade, will be directed by Paul Curran and designed by Gary McCann, with lighting design by Johanna Town. Paul Daniel conducts the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

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.

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 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!

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

Winchester Hat Fair

Winchester’s free family-friendly festival of Street Performance and Outdoor Arts.

The festival takes place every year during the first weekend of July across the historic city of Winchester.

There’s something for everyone to enjoy. Jam-packed with arts and culture all around Winchester city centre.

The festival is the UK’s longest continually running Outdoor Arts festival.

A brand new production of La traviata opens the Festival and will be directed by Maxine Braham and designed by Jamie Vartan, who makes his Festival debut, with lighting design by Johanna Town. The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra is conducted by renowned exponent of Verdi (including Falstaff at the Met, and Simon Boccanegra and Il trovatore at the Royal Opera) Richard Farnes – another Festival debut. The cast includes Samantha Clarke as Violetta – a role she was recently critically acclaimed for with Opera Australia, Nico Darmanin as Alfredo and a Festival debut from Dario Solari as Giorgio Germont.

Experience Verdi’s masterpiece of love and heartbreak in this beautiful new period production.

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 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!

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 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!

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 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!

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 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!

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

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

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 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!

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

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

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 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!

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 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!

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

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

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 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!

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 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!

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

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

The Alresford Agricultural Show is, quite simply, a celebration of rural life and the communities which live in it. It is a one day event, always on the first Saturday in September held in the beautiful Tichborne Park, by kind permission of the Tichborne Estate and Grange Farm Partnership. The park is transformed from cattle grazing land into a show ground by a dedicated team of volunteers.

Join us to see the prize winning animals, watch the horses compete, sample tasty local food and drink, be amazed by the modern and vintage machinery, enter your dog in the dog show and enjoy the wide range of shopping choice. There is children’s entertainment and much, much more.

There is plenty of free parking at the show but do remember to take cash as their are no ATMs at the site and signal can be patchy.

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

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 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!

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 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!

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

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.

The Grange and grounds are closed today for a private event

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 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!

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 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!

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 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!

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.

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 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!

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 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!

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 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!

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