You’re collected by helicopter and swept out across the countryside to a small number of carefully chosen estates. Each visit has been arranged ahead of time, often with access that goes beyond what’s offered to the public, so tastings feel more personal and less like a queue. Josh hosts throughout, keeping things flowing while adding just enough context to deepen the experience without overloading it. Between stops, the journey itself earns its keep, with wide, low views across vineyards and coastline. The pacing is deliberate, giving you time to enjoy each place without ever feeling rushed along.

If you’re already settled into the countryside, the day can begin right where you are. The helicopter arrives nearby, turning what might have been a bit of logistics into a rather good entrance. From there, you follow a similar rhythm to the main itinerary, visiting a handful of leading English vineyards chosen as much for their access as their wines. It feels contained, in the best way, with everything starting and ending at your stay. By the time you’re dropped back, it’s less like a day out and more like something you briefly stepped into.

For those moving between places, this option turns the journey into part of the story. You might begin in London, collected and taken to the helipad before lifting out towards the vineyards. Luggage travels with you, so there’s no doubling back or loose ends to tie up later. Along the way, you stop for a series of private tastings before continuing on to your final destination, perhaps a house in the countryside. It’s a neat solution, and a far more enjoyable way to get from A to B.