Bordered by ancient woodland and National Trust property, we are acutely aware of our duty to care for our land in ways that do not negatively impact our environment. Dillions is rich in wildlife; buzzing with pollinators, grasshoppers and butterflies, and home to nesting barn swallows, barn owls, bats, badgers, foxes, voles and mice. Through active land management and collaboration with our neighbours, we plan to keep it that way.

Everything we do is sympathetic to our land and the place, leading to a sustainable future.

Soon after establishing the vineyard in 2019 we applied to the Sustainable Wines of Great Britain scheme created by WineGB, which required 18 months of observation and analysis of our surroundings and environmental footprint, such as a detailed SWGB conservation report and extensive documentation and due diligence throughout the audit process which includes many criteria such as maintaining and improving soil health, promoting biodiversity and reducing our carbon footprint per hectare.