Can I turn up at Limeburn Hill Vineyard without booking?

No. Visits to Limeburn Hill Vineyard are by appointment. Bookings can be made online or direct.

When is Limeburn Hill Vineyard open?

Visits to Limeburn Hill Vineyard are by appointment, so we list no set opening hours.

Can I book a visit to Limeburn Hill Vineyard online?

Yes, through Limeburn Hill Vineyard's website.

What is the nearest station to Limeburn Hill Vineyard?

Parson Street, 4.2 miles in a straight line. The nearest major station is Bristol Temple Meads, 5.7 miles.

Limeburn Hill Vineyard, Chew Magna, Somerset

Limeburn Hill is a biodynamic vineyard in Chew Magna, Somerset, making natural pét-nat, amber and dessert wines and spirits, with visits by appointment.

Robin Snowdon and Georgina Harvey planted their first vines at Limeburn Hill in 2015, on a south-facing slope above the Chew Valley where the mists rise off the lake and the weather comes in from the Mendip Hills. Robin had worked as an architect and landscape architect, Georgina in documentary-making for the BBC before retraining in landscape architecture herself. Johanniter and Sauvignac were added five years later, bringing the vineyard to eight varieties across two fields.

Cellar door tastings

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The vineyard is by appointment only, not walk-in. A guided tour, led by one of the owners, climbs through the vines to the top of the slope for a tasting of the current range. Bottles can also be collected from the vineyard by arrangement.