I STOOD AT THE EDGE WHERE THE MIST ASCENDED,
MY JOURNEY DONE WHERE THE WORLD ENDED.
I LOOKED DOWNSTREAM. THERE WAS NOTHING BUT SKY,
THE SOUND OF WATER, AND THE WATER’S REPLY.

-DANA GIOIA

SHOP TILSMORE WINES

Brick country house with dormer windows, blue door, and colorful flower garden
View from a dark brick archway onto a wooded park path

SUSSEX FORGED

Where the stream meets ancient iron earth, Tilsmore was made.

Set over 100 acres of rolling East Sussex countryside, Quarry Wood Farm is a family-run estate and the home of Tilsmore wine. The Georgian-style farmhouse looks over landscaped gardens, wildflower meadows, vines and a woodland amphitheatre encased by ancient trees. A place that feels as though it has always been here.

Black-and-white drawing of three flowers: a tulip, a daisy-like bloom, and a round flower head on stems.
Sunlit vineyard rows with autumn foliage and a forested landscape at sunrise
Bottle of Tilsmore English sparkling wine displayed on a stone pedestal with a folded paper backdrop

LIMITED VINTAGES

Each Tilsmore vintage is released in limited quantities, shaped by the harvest and the season. Available online, at our cellar door, and through selected stockists, every bottle features a unique artwork - a small piece of the estate to take home.

Hand-drawn black-and-white illustration of a stylized flowering plant with three blossoms, leaves, and a curved stem.
Black-and-white photograph of a grassy path between rows of leafy grapevines, with a wooded hillside in the background
Close-up of purple and green grapes growing in clusters on a vine with leaves

FROM THE IRON EARTH

Our vines grow on a south-west facing slope in sandy clay loam soil — the same iron-rich ground that has shaped the character of our wine from the very beginning. It is a wine of place, with a delicate and nuanced flavour that speaks for itself.

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COME TO THE ESTATE

From vineyard tours and tastings to sound baths in the woodland amphitheatre, there is always something happening at Tilsmore. Browse our upcoming events, or get in touch about shoot location enquiries.

A SOIL STEEPED IN LEGEND

The early-Tudor quarry at the heart of the estate is said to be the setting for one of Sussex's most beloved folk tales — the legend of St Dunstan and the Devil. The iron is still here. So is the story.

Simple black-and-white drawing of a four-legged, spiny-backed animal resembling a hedgehog or porcupine.

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