Join us this August bank holiday weekend for a fun and relaxed weekend to try and buy our wines from our bar at the vineyard. Take a stroll amongst the vines, backdropped by the stunning Radnor Forest, learn about our regenerative approach to viticulture and hear all about the natural winemaking process. Bring friends, family and a blanket to sit on and enjoy a glass over a laid-back summer's day.
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The weekend is free to attend, however we'd be grateful if you could please book in advance so we have an idea of numbers. Thank you!
How to find us: The vineyard is between New Radnor & Kinnerton on the B4372. We are 'Whinyard Rocks' on Google Maps. Our what3words location is: ///nicely.cloth.racked
FAQS
Is the location wheelchair accessible?
Please be aware that the ground is uneven in and around the vineyard. This may be unsuitable for wheelchairs.
Can I bring children?
Yes, children and families are most welcome. Alcohol will of course only be served to over 18s, however there will be soft drinks available.
Are dogs permitteD?
Yes, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times and not left unattended at any time. As a working vineyard, all fouling must be cleared up immediately by owners.
Is on-site parking available?
Yes, there is free parking for attendees to this event on-site at our farm. Please travel to our what3words location of ///nicely.cloth.racked for parking.
Can I bring food?
Yes, you're welcome to bring your own food and have a picnic. We kindly ask to please use the bin provided and not leave any waste behind.
ENJOY a GLASS by the vines
Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the magic of our vineyard just outside of the village of borderland village of New Radnor on Mid-Wales, just off the A44. Bring friends, family and a blanket to sit on amongst the vines and enjoy a glass on a laid-back summer's day.
Welsh natural wine, grown in Radnorshire
Award-winning Welsh natural wine made with our grapes, grown regeneratively and hand-harvested by us. Our wines are unfiltered, unfined and fermented with indigenous wild yeast. We aim to enrich our environment, restore our soils and make vibrant wines, teeming with life and character that reflect the wildness of our Welsh hills.
"It's elderberry and black-olive bitter on the edges around a blackberry secret steal of chin-stained fruit. Fabulous! One of the most delicious sparkling reds I've ever tasted."
— Tamlyn Currin, at jancisrobinson.com on our Col Rondo
"Seriously generous and peachy. Bursting with fruit and floral flavours - think lychee, rose and lemonade. It's great to see such vibrant wines being made in the UK."
— Lily Thomas at The Independent crowed our Pet Nat the IndyBest's Best Pet Nat, April 2024