Group tours
Every Tuesday and Friday · until 31 Oct


Warden Abbey Vineyard
Monks first planted vines on this Bedfordshire field in medieval times. Today Warden Abbey is a volunteer-run community vineyard.
Vines were first planted on this Bedfordshire field in medieval times, by monks at the Cistercian Abbey of Warden. After centuries with none, Lady Whitbread replanted part of it in 1986 with five white grape varieties, among them Müller-Thurgau, Madeleine Angevine and Bacchus, and her family kept making wine here until their final vintage in 2008.
Look for the brown tourist sign opposite the entrance, then go through the double metal gate into the field and bear left along the track, which can get muddy in wet weather. Not every sat nav finds the vineyard by its postcode, so it is worth noting the What3Words address instead: ///cyclones.retailing.fruits.
Nearest station: Biggleswade · 4.4 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.