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Forty Hall Vineyard

Forty Hall Vineyard

Forty Hall is a certified-organic community vineyard in Enfield, north London — the first commercial vineyard in the capital since medieval times.

Forty Hall Vineyard is the first commercial-scale vineyard in London since the middle ages, planted on a 10-acre plot at Forty Hall Farm in Enfield. It sits inside a 170-acre organic, mixed farm run by Capel Manor College, which has given the vineyard the use of its land as a key project partner.

Cellar door tastings

Open to walk-ins

Wine is sold from the Forty Hall Farm Shop, on the farm itself. Entry to the vineyard is on a self-guided walk, for a small fee, three days a week from spring to mid-December. A separate guided tour and tasting can be booked ahead.

Amenities

ToursShop

Address

Forty Hall Farm, Forty Hill, Enfield, EN2 9HA

Getting there

Three train stations are within reach — Enfield Chase, Enfield Town and Turkey Street — and the 191 bus stops at the foot of Forty Hill, at the bottom of Forty Hill. The farm actively encourages arriving this way over driving.

Nearest station: Turkey Street · 1 mi

Opening hours

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday11:00–16:00
Thursday11:00–16:00
Friday11:00–16:00
Saturday11:00–16:00
Sunday11:00–16:00

Farm shop hours. The cellar-door page also lists Tuesday.

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

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