Chartham Vineyard
Family-run 2 Ha vineyard, planted in 2013, 3 mls from Canterbury, vineyard shop & gallery in beautiful 400 yr old farmyard, next to Chartham station
About the winery
Chartham Vineyard is close to the historic city of Canterbury in Kent and owned by Dr Roz Waller and her husband Richard Goodenough and managed by their son, Andy. Vines were first planted here in 2013, in part of our family farm where soils match the terroir of the Champagne region of France. We work with the highly respected John Worontschak and Mathieu Elzinga of Litmus Wines to turn our grapes into wine. Right from the first vintage, the quality of our wines has been recognised through awards including a Gold Medal for our first sparkling Blanc de Blancs (from chardonnay grapes harvested in 2016). Our wines are available at many local restaurants and farm shops; and we offer free wine tastings in our Wine Shop every Saturday from 10.30 to 5.30. You can also browse art in our vineyard gallery and pre-book vineyard tours and tutored tastings.
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Location
East Kent
History & Geography
Traditional farming values with a modern, eco-friendly approach characterise Chartham Vineyard which is close to the historic city of Canterbury in Kent. It is owned by Dr Roz Waller and her husband Richard Goodenough and managed by their son, Andy. Vines were first planted here in 2013, in part of our family farm where soils match the terroir of the Champagne region of France. We work with the highly respected John Worontschak and Matthieu Elzinga of Litmus Wines Ltd to turn our grapes into wine. Right from the first vintage, the quality of our wines has been recognised through awards including a Gold Medal for our first sparkling Blanc de Blancs (from chardonnay grapes harvested in 2016).
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