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Astley Vineyard
Astley Vineyard
Astley Vineyard is a family-run estate in Worcestershire, one of the oldest commercial vineyards in the UK, planted in 1971.
Astley Vineyard was planted in 1971 on the Severn Valley, one of the oldest commercial vineyards in the UK. Three families have run it in turn: the Bache family, who established it; the Daniels family, who professionalised the viticulture from the early 90s; and the Haywood family, who took over in 2017. What was once four plots on a 10-acre holding is now a single 5-acre plot, on Triassic sandstone loam, sloping east, 95m above sea level, half a mile from the River Severn.
Cellar door tastings
Tastings happen in the Tasting Room, which is wheelchair accessible; there is no cafe or restaurant on site. The only guided tasting is bundled with a paid vineyard tour and walk.
Amenities
Ratings & awards
Not yet rated2 awards
Address
Astley Vineyard, Crundles Lane, Stourport-on-Severn, DY13 0RUGetting there
A brown tourism sign on the B4196 between Astley and Shrawley is the landmark to look for. The site advises pre-booking a taxi from the nearest station and does not recommend the local bus, which it calls unreliable.
Nearest station: Hartlebury · 3.6 mi
Nearest major station: Kidderminster · 6 mi
Opening hours
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
Friday10:30–16:00
Saturday10:30–16:00
SundayClosed
Shop hours. The vineyard itself is by appointment only.
Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.
Common questions
Can I turn up at Astley Vineyard without booking?
Yes. Astley Vineyard is open to walk-ins. Bookings can be made direct.
What can I expect from a visit to Astley Vineyard?
Tastings happen in the Tasting Room, which is wheelchair accessible; there is no cafe or restaurant on site. The only guided tasting is bundled with a paid vineyard tour and walk.
When is Astley Vineyard open?
Friday and Saturday, 10.30am–4pm, all year. Shop hours. The vineyard itself is by appointment only.
What is the nearest station to Astley Vineyard?
Hartlebury, 3.6 miles in a straight line. The nearest major station is Kidderminster, 6 miles.
How do I get to Astley Vineyard?
A brown tourism sign on the B4196 between Astley and Shrawley is the landmark to look for. The site advises pre-booking a taxi from the nearest station and does not recommend the local bus, which it calls unreliable.
Where is Astley Vineyard?
Astley Vineyard, Crundles Lane, Stourport-on-Severn, DY13 0RU, Worcestershire.
Is there parking at Astley Vineyard?
Yes. There is parking at Astley Vineyard.
Can I bring children to Astley Vineyard?
Yes. Astley Vineyard is child friendly.
Does Astley Vineyard have disabled access?
Yes. Astley Vineyard has disabled access.
Can I stay at Astley Vineyard?
Yes. Astley Vineyard has places to stay: The Harvest Hideaway and The Lost Corkscrew.
Has Astley Vineyard won awards?
Yes. Astley Vineyard holds 2 results from competitions we follow, including bronze for Madeleine Angevine 2022 at the International Wine Challenge 2024.
Stay on site
- The Harvest Hideaway and The Lost Corkscrewfrom £180 a night
Shepherd's hut · sleeps 2 · two available
