About Ridgeview
FAMILY ROOTS
It began with a pioneering vision nearly 30 years ago: to create exceptional sparkling wine in the heart of Sussex that would be celebrated around the world. Many thought it couldn’t be done, but the Roberts family put English winemaking on the global stage.
They found a beautiful spot beneath the South Downs Ridge, perfectly positioned to grow the traditional grape varieties used in the world’s finest sparkling wine. With passion and determination, the Roberts family became leaders of the English wine revolution.
Today, Ridgeview’s team still includes members of the second generation of the Roberts family, producing a globally acclaimed, award-winning range of English Sparkling Wine that makes every occasion something to celebrate.
FROM GRAPE TO GLASS
As specialists in cool climate viticulture and sustainable winemaking, Ridgeview’s philosophy remains today as it always been: exceptional quality from vine to glass.
They use only the finest, perfectly balanced grapes, handpicked in bunches and gently pressed. From fermentation through to ageing, blending and bottling, our winemaking team combine traditional methods with contemporary expertise.
Delicately crafted, their wines are distinctive in their purity, elegance and complexity, with a memorable moment to be found in every glass.
A PASSION FOR GOOD BUSINESS
Ridgeview is a purpose-driven business committed to making a positive impact on the world around us. From the health of the planet to customers and community, they strive to make their business a force for good.
Ridgeview’s ambition to be at the forefront of sustainable and ethical practices for the English Wine Industry, means making every step of their production journey as efficient, ethical and ecologically positive as possible, from vine to glass. As founder members of Sustainable Wines GB, Ridgeview are committed to driving continuous improvements for a better future for all.
The sparkling wines from Ridgeview Estate are superb and will forever put to rest the notion that England is not capable of making good wine.