Llanerch Vineyard

Llanerch has been something of a pioneer in UK winemaking with their Cariad label winning many awards over recent years

Llanerch Vineyard is open to non residents from March through to Christmas. The Vineyard Trail is a treat for anyone with the remotest interest in winemaking. A guide leaflet helps you find your way around the trails and also contains information on the vine varieties and the cool climate viticulture practised at Llanerch Vineyard. There is also the chance to see the delightful gardens and visit the ancient woodland with its two small lakes teeming with common and mirror carp.

Llanerch Wood is a special, tranquil place which in springtime sees the area scattered with wood anemones, primroses and carpets of bluebells. In early summer the two lakes are surrounded with wild irises and, if you look very carefully, many small wild orchids. Birds of many descriptions have been seen within the woods and around the water including owls, buzzards, coots, dabchicks, moorhens, ducks and Canada geese and even the occasional kingfisher. At the end of your visit, you can have a wine tasting which is included in the charge. In addition you can enjoy a cup of coffee or tea with light refreshments and purchase wine and gifts at the vineyard shop.

Staying in the Llanerch Vineyard Farmhouse
Staying in Stable Cottages

Open from 10.00am until 5.00 pm, 7 days a week from March through to Christmas