16th September 2026
One of the stops on the White Horse Wine Tours route, showcasing some of Kent's best kept secrets
Among the vineyards featured on the White Horse Wine Tours route is Wayfarer Wines, exactly the kind of small, exclusive producer that Alex and Alastair love introducing guests to. Off the beaten track and easy to miss without a guide, it is the sort of place that rewards a little local knowledge, which is precisely what a White Horse Wine Tours day provides.
Guests visiting as part of a tour can expect a guided tasting of at least three wines from a range that includes crisp Pinot Gris, elegant Rosé and characterful Bacchus, paired with a curated selection of locally-sourced cheese or charcuterie, with a vegan option always available. Wayfarer Wines also champions other Kentish producers through its own offering, from the wine itself to locally-made pantry goods, so a visit gives a real flavour of the wider Kent food and drink scene.
Weather permitting, there is time to wander through the vines and hear directly from the team about how the wines are made, the varieties grown and the philosophy behind the estate. It is this kind of personal, relaxed introduction that makes a White Horse Wine Tours visit feel like a day with friends rather than a scripted tasting.
To experience Wayfarer Wines as part of a guided day out, book with White Horse Wine Tours.
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Our first vineyard was planted in 2016, almost 3,000 vines at the rear of the family home, nestled in the rolling landscape along the beautiful Pilgrims Way in Kent.
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