The historic Vineyard at Painshill Park provided a unique agricultural setting for Bridgerton's outdoor scenes, showcasing the 18th-century tradition of English wine-making. Charles Hamilton planted the original vineyard in the 1740s as part of his ambitious landscape garden project, making it one of the earliest commercial vineyards in modern English history. The vineyard produced wine until the 1790s and has been carefully restored to reflect its historical significance within the Painshill landscape. The terraced slopes and orderly rows of vines created an elegant backdrop for the series' depiction of country estate life during the Regency period. The vineyard's inclusion in Bridgerton highlighted the self-sufficient nature of grand estates and provided a picturesque setting for outdoor social gatherings. Today, visitors can explore the restored vineyard and learn about the historical wine-making traditions that once flourished in Surrey.