

Shotley Vineyard sits at the tip of the Shotley peninsula in Suffolk, where the Orwell and Stour estuaries meet, with a tasting barn, a café and a wedding venue among the vines.
Charlotte Davitt-Mills and her husband bought the four-acre vineyard in 2017 and released their first vintage in June 2020; between them they now also manage sixteen acres of vines in neighbouring vineyards. The site sits at the tip of the Shotley peninsula, where the Orwell and Stour meet before opening to the sea, within walking distance of the passenger ferry from Harwich.
Cellar door tastings
Tastings and tours on pre-booked slots generally. Coffee, cake and wine tastings run Friday to Sunday, 10am to 2pm, in the tasting barn overlooking the vines, walk in.
Wine Tasting Flight
Amenities
Address
Shotley Vineyard, Frogs Alley, Shotley, IP9 1FBGetting there
Ten on-site parking spaces plus nearby public car parks; site encourages walking, cycling or the foot ferry from Harwich or Felixstowe.
Nearest station: Wrabness · 2.6 mi
Nearest major station: Ipswich · 5.7 mi
Opening hours
Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.



