Wyken Vineyards

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WHAT

Attraction

WHERE

A14, Junction 43 or 44; 15 mins

WHEN

Leaping Hare and Country Store: Weds-Sun 10am-5.30pm (Sat from 9am) Fri-Sat from 7pm
Outdoor cafe Fri-Sun
Farmers Market Sat 9am-1pm
Closed Mon, Tues

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    Dog friendly

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    Kid friendly

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    Disabled access

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    Vegetarian or vegan options

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    Gluten-free options

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    Parking available onsite

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    Recycling/sustainability practices

A14

A Suffolk stalwart, Wyken Vineyards has been showcasing local and seasonal food for over 20 years. Shetland sheep graze the patchwork of fields and the vineyard produces award-winning wines. Formal gardens crammed with topiary, herbs, roses, fruit trees and meandering peacocks, guinea fowl and chickens surround an Elizabethan manor house.

In a huge 17th-century Suffolk barn you’ll find the Country Store selling Wyken’s wine, hand-crafted pottery, Irish and Scottish woollens, beautiful books and unusual cards. The renowned Leaping Hare restaurant serves truly local dishes, such as Wyken venison (wild, not farmed) with carrots, celeriac gratin and granola, with an emphasis on flavours and the seasons.

Try the café for lighter and less formal fare. Breakfast eggs come from Wyken’s chickens and crab salad or lobster brioche roll use Norfolk seafood. A farmers’ market, held here every Saturday morning, sells local bread, cheese, apples and meat.
 

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Wyken Vineyards,
Wyken Road, Bury St Edmunds,
IP31 2DW
Tel - 01359 250 287
Email - Send email to Wyken Vineyards
Web - wykenvineyards.co.uk

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