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The 7 Best Wineries & Vineyards in Somerset, England
Discover the best top things to do in Somerset, United Kingdom including Aldwick Estate, Smith and Evans Somerset Wine, Fenny Castle Vineyard, Avalon Vineyard, Oatley Vineyard, Wraxall Vineyard, Mumfords Vineyard.
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1. Aldwick Estate
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 75 reviews
Aldwick Estate is a venue that specialises in vineyard tours, weddings and other events. The facilities include two beautiful barns and licensed bar, hidden away in the Mendip Countryside, yet only 20 minutes from Bristol City Centre. Vineyard Tour & Tasting experiences are available April to October, usually on Wednesdays and Sundays. Pre-booking is required. There is a well appointed apartment with kitchenette, as well as 3 double rooms and a family room for guests to stay.
Reviewed By Jannywoggles
Our family gifted us a tour and meal voucher for a Xmas present in 2019. The rain was atrocious today(typical UK weather ????) however Howard , Carole and their family made us so welcome it brightened up a rainy autumn day.The presentation and wine tasting was enjoyable and our indoor picnic was delicious.Looking forward to visiting again in the sunshine ????
2. Smith and Evans Somerset Wine
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We are makers of award winning sparkling and still wines. We are open to visitors on Friday and Saturdays from 12.00pm - 6.00pm from April to December. We also make cider and have a large range available to buy. Vineyard tours are available with some advance notice.
3. Fenny Castle Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 40 reviews
Fenny Castle Vineyard produces award-winning English Sparkling and still wines as well as craft ciders on the edge of the Somerset Levels. Cellar door shop selling our wines and ciders, open every day. Visit the website to book tours, tastings and a range of events including Cheese and Wine Tastings and Sparkling Wine Masterclasses. **Gift vouchers for vineyard tours and wine tasting are available** Please note that the vineyard shop is open everyday but vineyard tours are at weekends, with prior booking through the website essential.
Reviewed By DamianCorsham
Our first time here but we will definitely be back. We went for wine and cheese tasting, everyone needs to do this, we had an amazing cheese board each, along with several bottles of wine and cider between us. James was ever so knowledgeable about the vineyard and process, he answered loads of questions and you could tell the family had a real passion for it! You will not be disappointed!
4. Avalon Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
This vineyard claims to be the only totally organic one in the south-west of England.
5. Oatley Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Small vineyard in idyllic setting specialising in international award-winning dry white wines. Tours, tasting, wine sales. Buy online, free delivery. Open by appointment only during the pandemic, 11am to 6pm, book online. Covid-secure accreditation. Guided tasting/vineyard walk (90min) or self-guided do-it-yourself tasting in the vineyard. Tasting area is tented so take a warm jacket, and flat, sensible shoes for the vineyard. The grass is mowed but not to lawn standard.
6. Wraxall Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Leigh-Harrington - London, United Kingdom
We had a very enjoyable visit to this very pretty vineyard. The owner is a very pleasant chap who made us very welcome and explained all about the range of wines he makes. It is a pretty place with wonderful views and great wine.
7. Mumfords Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By 96natashaw - Bath, United Kingdom
We live in Bath and walked along the canal to get to the vineyard. We looked at the vines, and then sampled the two whites, the rosé and two vintages of the reds. Tony told us about the difficulties in growing vines and different grapes in the UK, and about the wine making process as well. It was only three of us but we chatted over the glasses and even sampled the wine that was about to be bottled for the year. I'd definitely recommend this as something different to add to a good weekend walk!
