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Situated in the picturesque South Downs, Ridgeview has pioneered English sparkling wine production for over 20 years - producing world class sparkling wine.
BN6, Ditchling, United Kingdom
Our tour guide was excellent and gave us a history of this very impressive wine estate and a detailed explanation of how their English sparkling wine is made. He was incredibly knowledgeable and happy to answer the questions we had. The wine tasting was excellent too, so we ended up taking advantage of the discount and buying some home.
Really nice tasting experience and delicious wines.
Good information and engaging for all experience levels.
This is the UK's Leading sparkling wine brand and for good reason! I first tried their wines at the amazing onsite restaurant and have always made the purchase when I've seen it at a restaurant of retailer since!!
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