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Artelium
Artelium
Artelium is a contemporary wine estate near Hassocks, East Sussex, with two vineyards, a Cellar Door, a restaurant and a mission built on wine and art.
Has taken a medal at the Decanter World Wine Awards in each of the last three editions.
Artelium takes its name from 'art' and '-ium', the Latin suffix for a place where people gather, as in stadium or aquarium — a nod to the estate's own mission to combine winemaking with exhibiting contemporary art and craft. Julie Bretland and Mark Collins founded it on that vision, bringing in winemakers Dermot Sugrue and Owen Elias to make the wine.
Cellar door tastings
Amenities
Ratings & awards
Not yet rated21 awards
Address
Artelium Wine Estate, Streat Lane, Hassocks, BN6 8SAGetting there
Streat Lane should be entered via St Helena Lane, to the north of Streat, because of narrow roads. Walkers from Plumpton station are told not to follow Google Maps, which takes them through private property, and to use the estate's written walking directions. Uber drivers will not pick up from the estate, so taxis need pre-booking.
Nearest station: Plumpton · 0.9 mi
Nearest major station: Burgess Hill · 2.6 mi
Opening hours
MondayClosed
Tuesday12:00–16:00
Wednesday12:00–16:00
Thursday12:00–17:00
Friday12:00–22:00
Saturday12:00–21:00
Sunday12:00–18:00
Tuesday and Wednesday are shop only. Kitchen hours differ and run Thursday to Sunday.
Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.
Common questions
Can I turn up at Artelium without booking?
Yes. Artelium is open to walk-ins. Bookings can be made online or direct.
What can I expect from a visit to Artelium?
The Cellar Door sits at the Streat site. Walk in for a tasting in the bar or restaurant — no tour needed, though groups of more than four should book ahead. A guided walk through the vines with a tutored tasting in the tasting room runs Friday to Sunday.
When is Artelium open?
Tuesday and Wednesday, 12pm–4pm, all year. Thursday, 12pm–5pm, all year. Friday, 12pm–10pm, all year. Saturday, 12pm–9pm, all year. Sunday, 12pm–6pm, all year. Tuesday and Wednesday are shop only. Kitchen hours differ and run Thursday to Sunday.
Can I book a visit to Artelium online?
Yes, through Artelium's website.
What is the nearest station to Artelium?
Plumpton, 0.9 miles in a straight line. The nearest major station is Burgess Hill, 2.6 miles.
How do I get to Artelium?
Streat Lane should be entered via St Helena Lane, to the north of Streat, because of narrow roads. Walkers from Plumpton station are told not to follow Google Maps, which takes them through private property, and to use the estate's written walking directions. Uber drivers will not pick up from the estate, so taxis need pre-booking.
Where is Artelium?
Artelium Wine Estate, Streat Lane, Hassocks, BN6 8SA, East Sussex.
Can I bring my dog to Artelium?
Yes. Artelium is dog friendly.
Can I bring children to Artelium?
Yes. Artelium is child friendly.
Does Artelium have disabled access?
Yes. Artelium has disabled access.
Can I eat at Artelium?
Yes. Artelium Kitchen serves restaurant.
Has Artelium won awards?
Yes. Artelium holds 21 results from competitions we follow, including gold for Curators Cuvée 2018 at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2024.
What wine does Artelium make?
Sparkling and still wine, from grapes including Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Pinot Meunier.
