Weyborne Estate
Located at the highest point of the South Downs National Park and the source of the River Wey, Weyborne Estate has a rich history dating back to 1640. However, its viticultural journey began in 2007 when the first vines of the three Champenois grape varieties, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier were planted. Owner Nick Clark, driven by a passion for geography, recognised the estate’s exceptional terroir and set out to produce one of the worlds finest sparkling wines. Inspired by the success of the thriving 1.2 hectare vineyard, he expanded the plantings and the estate now has 10 hectares under vine. Planted on a unique blend of clay, greensand, and chalk soils, Weyborne is committed t...
Located at the highest point of the South Downs National Park and the source of the River Wey, Weyborne Estate has a rich history dating back to 1640. However, its viticultural journey began in 2007 when the first vines of the three Champenois grape varieties, Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier were planted. Owner Nick Clark, driven by a passion for geography, recognised the estate’s exceptional terroir and set out to produce one of the worlds finest sparkling wines. Inspired by the success of the thriving 1.2 hectare vineyard, he expanded the plantings and the estate now has 10 hectares under vine. Planted on a unique blend of clay, greensand, and chalk soils, Weyborne is committed to environmentally friendly, sustainable viticulture practices. Using the traditional method, the estate produces two exceptional cuvées, each showcasing its own distinct style and character.