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Quob Park Estate

Quob Park Estate

Quob Park is a Hampshire wine estate built around a Domesday-era site near Wickham, with self-serve tastings, a bookable Piano Bar tasting, and a restaurant run by Michelin-trained chefs.

Quob Park's walled 'Natural Clos' was first recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086, though today's vines are far newer: the Terry family bought the estate in 2001, converting a seventeenth-century threshing barn on the Home Vineyard into their own house, The Residence, and the wine side of the business took shape after Rob and Tracey Terry married in the village church at Wickham in 2008. The first vines went into the ground in 2015.

Cellar door tastings

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Self-serve wine-tasting machines in the estate's bar and lounges let visitors sample dozens of wines by the glass. A seated visit to the Piano Bar and Tasting Lounge, with casual dining if wanted, runs Wednesday to Sunday. More of a hotel experience than a traditional winery experience.

Amenities

ToursRestaurantDog friendly

Address

Titchfield Lane, Wickham, PO17 5PG

Getting there

Quob Park has two separate addresses five minutes apart by road: the vineyard and winery are at the Estate venue on Titchfield Lane (PO17 5PG), while the Old House in Wickham village centre is a different building on a different postcode (PO17 5JG). A complimentary shuttle runs between the two.

Nearest station: Botley · 2.4 mi

Nearest major station: Swanwick · 2.6 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.

On-site dining

  • Wine & Pairings

    Tasting menu · Tasting menu with wine pairing · Wed–Sun · lunch & dinner