We invite you to join us to celebrate the crowning of our new King, His Majesty King Charles III with a Coronation High Tea at our Tasting Room. Mark this historic occasion in the beautiful surroundings of the South Downs while sipping on Sussex wine and indulging in a delicious afternoon tea platter fit for a King.
Enjoy home made sandwiches, freshly-baked scones and generous slices of Lemon Drizzle cake and Chocolate Brownie. All hand-made locally and accompanied by a glass of our Sussex sparkling wine.
Teas will be served from 12pm to 5pm and must be booked in advance. Please note our tea board is designed for two people
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