Vineyard tours and hen parties
On request · 2h
£30Vineyard tours
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An organic and biodynamic vineyard near Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire, among fruit and nut trees, visited on group tours. The tours walk the vines and orchards before a tasting.
The vines at Quoins Organic Vineyard share their ground with more than a hundred fruit, nut and forest trees. Alan Chubb, who had worked around the world advising growers of tree crops such as coffee and oranges, bought a three-acre corner of a ploughed field near Bradford on Avon in 2002. That winter he planted three grape varieties chosen for disease resistance, two of them, Orion and Rondo, then new varieties from German breeding. His wife, Jane Laurie, planted fruit and nut trees and a small woodland copse around the edges. Madeleine Angevine is on the west side of the vineyard, Rondo in the middle and Orion in the east.
Cellar door tastings
Visits are group tours of ten or more, arranged by email or phone, and a tour is the way to taste. It opens with a glass of wine and a talk on organic growing, walks the vines and orchards, and ends with a tasting that includes a blind tasting. The site describes no walk-in tasting.
Amenities
Ratings & awards
Not yet rated2 awards
Address
Little Ashley, Bradford-on-Avon, BA15 2PWGetting there
From the A363 just outside Bradford on Avon, the turning is the lane opposite Cumberwell golf course. A right at the crossroads, past the old wheelwright's pond, leads to the vineyard on the right. A large bus cannot manage the final lane, though minibuses can. On foot, lanes and footpaths reach it from Bradford on Avon in 30–40 minutes, Winsley in 30 and Avoncliff, a request stop on the railway, in 45. The 265 bus stops at Winsley, which avoids the walk up the hill from Bradford.
Nearest station: Bradford-on-Avon · 1.3 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.
Common questions
Can I turn up at Quoins Organic Vineyard without booking?
No. Visits to Quoins Organic Vineyard are by appointment. Bookings can be made direct.
What can I expect from a visit to Quoins Organic Vineyard?
Visits are group tours of ten or more, arranged by email or phone, and a tour is the way to taste. It opens with a glass of wine and a talk on organic growing, walks the vines and orchards, and ends with a tasting that includes a blind tasting. The site describes no walk-in tasting.
When is Quoins Organic Vineyard open?
Visits to Quoins Organic Vineyard are by appointment, so we list no set opening hours.
What is the nearest station to Quoins Organic Vineyard?
Bradford-on-Avon, 1.3 miles in a straight line.
How do I get to Quoins Organic Vineyard?
From the A363 just outside Bradford on Avon, the turning is the lane opposite Cumberwell golf course. A right at the crossroads, past the old wheelwright's pond, leads to the vineyard on the right. A large bus cannot manage the final lane, though minibuses can. On foot, lanes and footpaths reach it from Bradford on Avon in 30–40 minutes, Winsley in 30 and Avoncliff, a request stop on the railway, in 45. The 265 bus stops at Winsley, which avoids the walk up the hill from Bradford.
Where is Quoins Organic Vineyard?
Little Ashley, Bradford-on-Avon, BA15 2PW, Wiltshire.
Is there parking at Quoins Organic Vineyard?
Yes. There is parking at Quoins Organic Vineyard.
Does Quoins Organic Vineyard have disabled access?
Yes. Quoins Organic Vineyard has disabled access.
Has Quoins Organic Vineyard won awards?
Yes. Quoins Organic Vineyard holds 2 results from competitions we follow, including bronze for Rosé 2021 at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2023.
What wine does Quoins Organic Vineyard make?
Still wine.
