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COVID-19: A message from Quob Park Estate Founder & Chairman, Rob Terry
In the meantime, we wish for you all to stay safe, look after your loved ones, neighbours and support your local communities. Myself and the whole team here at Quob Park look forward to being able to welcome you back to the vineyard soon - hopefully in the not too distant future.
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2020 St Nicholas Church 900 Year Anniversary Celebrations
The Quob Park team have been working as a Sponsor, providing financial support and other resources when needed, for the St Nicholas church team in support of the celebrations of
READ MOREThe Size of Our Initial Vineyards planted in 2015: Offer You The Best of The 2018 Vintage
Quob Park Estate's initial harvest was completed in September 2018, a massive thank you to all of the Quob Park team and our extended family who took part in the hard work, and some fun, involved.
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A Brief History of English Sparkling Wine
For almost 2000 years vines have been grown in this country for wine production but historically this wine was predominantly reserved for monasteries, palaces and large country houses and not for commercial sale.
READ MOREIt all started with a Wedding Celebration
“Come quickly for I am tasting the stars!”
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2001 A new family in town!
The Terry family purchased Quob Park in 2001, attracted by the 170 acres with no public rights of way, its blue bell woods, extensive wild life, natural clos etc…. Spend
READ MOREChesapeake Mill in Wickham village built in 1820
The historical significance of this fine building arises first of all from the timbers used in its construction. These timbers come from the United States frigate Chesapeake, which was captured by the Royal Navy during the War of 1812.
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Wickham village’s ‘Growth in Status’ 1269 – 1801
The village of Wickham in 1269 started to hold markets every Thursday, when other villages could only hold markets on Wednesdays, helping to establish it as the second largest medieval square in England.
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