From grape to glass, from hop to heritage

Within striking distance of the big smoke, Kent has it all on the drinks front. For many beer lovers, it’s the home of hops, with now legendary tales of East Enders holidaying to pick the crop. For others, the cider apples are the fruit to applaud and appreciate, while more recently grapes have made a strong appearance.

Biddenden Vineyards already produces both cider and wine. To make the most of your Kentish day out, it has teamed up with the Hop Farm in Paddock Wood across the county for a combined group visit. Begin at Biddenden with a tour of the vineyards at 11.30am, stop for a ploughmans lunch with a glass of wine, before heading to the Hop Farm where hops and their heritage “will come alive”. Finish your day wth a cream tea.

Oasts & Toasts with the Hop Farm: £21.40 pp
As with all Biddenden’s group visits, a minimum of 15 adults is required.

See www.biddendenvineyards.com for other joint visits