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All Angels is a family-run sparkling wine estate near Newbury, Berkshire, named after its neighbouring parish church.

All Angels takes its name from Enborne's 12th-century parish church, its nearest neighbour, and the first vine went into the ground at Church Farm in May 2011. The Darley family, who took on the farm in 2009, make only sparkling wine, aged by the traditional method, on vineyards facing south over sandy loam, greensand, gravel, flint and clay. Its longest-aged wine, No. 36, takes its name from Elgar's Enigma Variations, Opus 36 — grapes picked at the end of September 2018 spent a minimum of six years on lees before release, in a limited run of 8,000 numbered bottles. The vineyard has also turned rough scrubland at Holtwood into a wildflower meadow with apple orchards and ponds, now home to birds, wild bees and wetland wildlife.

Cellar door tastings

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No walk-in tastings. Wine is only poured as part of a booked guided vineyard tour, seasonally from April to October. Potential to buy wine direct from the farm, but calling ahead required.

Amenities

ToursRestaurantDog friendlyParking

Ratings & awards

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Address

Church Farm, Enborne, Newbury, RG20 0HD

Getting there

The turning into the yard is opposite two traffic-turning mirrors on the lane. Cars park in front of or beside Church Farm House, then continue on foot through the black iron gate to the barns.

Nearest station: Newbury · 2.4 mi

Opening hours

Hours not available or by appointment only

Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.