LLanerch

Llanerch Vineyard

Ryan Davies
Llanerch Vineyard
Hensol
Pendolyn
Vale of Glamorgan CF7 8RJ

Grapes produced

Kernling

Leon Millot

Bacchus

Huxelrebe

Reichensteiner

Seyval Blanc

Wines produced

White wines

Sparkling wine

Facilities

Shop (10.30-5.00p.m. Easter to Christmas.)
Winery

Vineyard trail
Visitor centre with coffee shop and wine bar
Disabled facilities
Woodland and lakeside walks
Accommodation - Bed & Breakfast
Wine maker Three Choirs, Newent

One of Wales' top vineyards, planted between 1987 and 1989 on a sandy loam soil. It produces between 24,000 and 35,000 bottles of quality Welsh wine a year and is now an important stop on the tourist circuit in South Wales and its reputation is increasing all the time. The founders of Llanerch, Peter Andrews, ran the vineyard for many year until their retirement in the early part of this Century. However, the reputation continues to grow and Ryan Davies now owns it.The site includes a cookery school and meeting facilities and hosts wedding receptions. Winner of the Thomas Davies Memorial Trophy for the best wine in Wales 2017. Photo is of Ryan Davies with Linda Johnson-Bell, Chair of the judges
To reach it, leave the M4 at Jct 34 and follow the signs.

Welsh vineyard page

	Facilities Shop (10.30-5.00p.m. Easter to Christmas.) Winery Vineyard trail Visitor centre with coffee shop and wine bar Disabled facilities Woodland and lakeside walks Accommodation - Bed & Breakfast Wine maker Three Choirs, Newent
	One of Wales' top vineyards, planted between 1987 and 1989 on a sandy loam soil. It produces between 24,000 and 35,000 bottles of quality Welsh wine a year and is now an important stop on the tourist circuit in South Wales and its reputation is increasing all the time. The founders of Llanerch, Peter Andrews, ran the vineyard for many year until their retirement in the early part of this Century. However, the reputation continues to grow and Ryan Davies now owns it.The site includes a cookery school and meeting facilities and hosts wedding receptions. Winner of the Thomas Davies Memorial Trophy for the best wine in Wales 2017. Photo is of Ryan Davies with Linda Johnson-Bell, Chair of the judges To reach it, leave the M4 at Jct 34 and follow the signs.