Lokkelebery Vineyard
Lokkelebery Vineyard
Lokkelebery is a vineyard on an arable farm beside Old Welwyn in Hertfordshire, growing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay for still and sparkling wine. Visits are through its vineyard events.
Lockley Farm was an arable farm before it was a vineyard, and it remains one. The vines went in over two days in May 2022, and the farm grows wheat for biscuits, barley for beer and oats for cereal around them. The name is older than the planting - Lokkelebery was one of three early names used for the manor of Lockleys in the 14th century, and its Old English ending, 'bery', indicated a mound.
Cellar door tastings
The estate has no tasting room or shop on site, so walk-ins are not possible. Visits come through the estate's vineyard events, which are walking tours through a working vineyard. The site says private tours and weddings will not run during 2027 while building work takes place.
Amenities
Address
Lockley Farm, Welwyn, AL6 0BLGetting there
The vineyard can be reached on foot from Welwyn North Station along a route through the farm's fields, and the estate publishes a walking map of it.
Nearest station: Welwyn North · 0.6 mi
Nearest major station: Welwyn Garden City · 1.9 mi
Opening hours
Hours not available or by appointment only
Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.
