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Raimes is a family vineyard at Bramdean growing the three Champagne grapes on the Hampshire chalk for its sparkling wines. Its tasting barn is open Fridays to Sundays for tastings and a glass beside the vines. In the same village, Bramdean House opens its herbaceous borders on occasional days. Petersfield station is about 13km east.

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