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The Hampshire basin, bounded by the chalk uplands of Wiltshire on one side and the edges of the Kentish Weald on the other, provides an ideal growing area for vines. A number of vineyards have flourished on the Isle of Wight, where the tourist industry provides a ready market. Rosemary and Morton Manor are major tourist attractions. In the New Forest, Beaulieu is one of the spiritual homes of the industry, where the Gore-Brownes first planted in 1958. The vineyard is now run by Lord Montagu, whose stalwart support has been pivotal to the acceptance of the industry as a serious wine producer.