Discover High Clandon this Spring & Summer

High Clandon Estate Vineyard was founded in 2004 by Sibylla and Bruce Tindale. Both have a passion to create the quintessential English Quality Sparkling Wine and the belief that a small hand-manicured vineyard can produce an exquisite English cuvée. The terroir – that mystical marriage of soil, of locale, of climate and cultivation – producing the best grapes, ripened to perfection, combined with the best wine-making results in ‘the expression of perfection’ in their Cuvée.

You too can experience the beautiful setting and warm welcome as you arrive at the Glass Barn, High Clandon. Drive up the Beech tree-lined lane, be astonished at the vistas on arrival and discover High Clandon.

Open Days start again on Saturday 29th March. Drop in to drink in the views and gardens, and savour a glass of Cuvée, perhaps with cream scone and cucumber sandwiches.

There is no charge to drop in and visit on Open Days, but pre-booking online is required for their Magical Tour, Talk and Tastings.

Other Events Coming Up

Jazz in the Vineyard: Saturday 7th June matinée and evening. All in support of Cherry Trees charity.

Swing-along for a sparkling celebration of jazz. Bring a picnic. Enjoy a glass of Cuvée included in your ticket price.

Battle of Waterloo: 14th June 11am or 2.30pm

Join High Clandon for the Battle of Waterloo with a Taste-off of English sparkling Cuvées vs French Champagnes. Led by the larger than life, wine guru, Jo Wadsack.

ART & SCULPTURES in the VINEYARD: Their summer spectacular 29 June – 13 July. Open 11am – 4pm daily and no pre-booking required.

This also marks the launch of their latest aged-vintage, the exquisite 2020 vintage Cuvée.

There will be a superb collection of over 100 works of art and sculpture from major English artists on show in the gardens, wildflower meadows, vineyard and Glass Barn.

Supporting Cherry Trees charity. The owners of High Clandon, Bruce and Sibylla Tindale, ask for £7 per person donation for Cherry Trees with a percentage of sales of art and wine also going to Cherry Trees.

To find out more about any of these events: www.highclandon.co.uk

Find out more about Sibylla Tindale and High Clandon in this interview.