Hampshire's climate and unique terroir have ensured our regional wine producers are now among the best on the world wine stage.

Hampshire and the Isle of Wight are home to fantastic farm shops, packed with fresh, locally sourced produce and a real passion for quality. From family-run stores to larger estate shops, they offer more than just groceries—they’re a true taste of the countryside.

Burley and Holmsley at the western side of The New Forest have a heritage of smuggling, witchcraft and war - and some great food of course.

his part of The New Forest offers the best of both worlds – the countryside and forests of the National Park, and its miles of stunning coast, clifftop walks and views across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. It’s no surprise then, with this larder on the doorstep that this is a foodie hotspot.

Fordingbridge, built on the banks of the River Avon is as vibrant as it is scenic. Burley is a classic New Forest village with a witchcraft history.

On the southern edge of the New Forest, Lymington is a vibrant yachty market town with cobbled streets, a bustling harbour, a traditional high street and historic Georgian architecture.

Tranquil and timeless, the historic village of Beaulieu is a jewel in The New Forest crown. Just ten minutes from Beaulieu is the bustling village of Brockenhurst.

The amazing New Forest & Hampshire County Show is an annual three-day agricultural show held at the end of July and attracting a staggering 95,000 visitors.

The New Forest Food Festival celebrates the best of local produce with an eclectic mix of pop-up food stalls, artisan food markets, cookery demonstrations from world-class chefs, craft bars, cocktail bars, craft stalls and demonstrations, live music, children’s entertainment and much more.

The historic and bustling market town of Ringwood is full of history, with scenic riverside walks and a Wednesday market for the foodie.

The Glass House at Houghton is hosting it's first ever Food Festival, the perfect time to visit and meet lots of our members.

A picturesque village, Lyndhurst is the capital of The New Forest and a buzzing, vibrant spot with a great food and drink culture