Vale Vineyard in Flintshire

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Vale Vineyard

Vale Vineyard - Gwinllan y Dyffryn is approached along a quiet, winding lane, deep in the heart of the Denbighshire
countryside.

Set against the backdrop of the hauntingly beautiful Clwydian hills, and with vast, open views towards the
lonely moors of Mynydd Hiraethog to the front, it is hard to imagine a more picturesque setting.

Though supplied to a small number of local stockists, most Vale Vineyard - Gwinllan y Dyffryn wines are sold during
vineyard tours and tastings at the farm itself. A visit to the vineyard is a delight throughout the year.

Springtime sees the vines bearing buds and flowers, setting fruit later in the summer and becoming bunches of juicy
grapes hanging from the vines in late summer and early autumn.

Following a walk around the vineyard to learn about the grapes, their varieties, and qualities, and how they are cared for and harvested, guests are invited into the Tasting Room, a converted farm building which was originally built in around 1650.

This atmospheric building, constructed of mellow red brick and with wonderful views across the Welsh countryside, houses a bar and trestle tables set out beneath impressive old beams and rafters, where guests can sample the various wines and enjoy a tasty platter of Snowdonia cheeses.

Tours can be booked on-line, and gift vouchers are also available. The Tasting Room is available for private hire and is popular for hen parties and with local community groups.

As the first wine producer in the region, Vale Vineyard - Gwinllan y Dyffryn has quickly established itself not only for the exceptional quality of its award-winning wines, but also for the first-rate visitor experience it offers.