Kent has earned its reputation as the Garden of England for many reasons—fertile soil, mild climate and beautiful landscapes among them. But it is also one of the most promising wine-growing regions in the country. The mixture of sunlight, cool nights and gentle slopes creates an...
Each season brings its own rhythm to vineyard life. Winter is all about pruning, shaping and preparing the vines for the year ahead. It is quiet, calm and essential for future growth.Spring brings movement and excitement as new buds open and the vineyard comes back to...
Many people are surprised when they visit and see how close our vines are to our winery. Our grapes travel no more than 100 metres from where they grow to where they are pressed and fermented. This single factor changes everything. Because there is almost no transport...
At Harbourne Vineyard, one of our greatest advantages is the age of our vines. Planted in 1979, they have had decades to mature and establish deep, strong root systems. These roots reach far into the soil, drawing nutrients that younger vines simply cannot access. Older vines...
