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Three Choirs Vineyards

Three Choirs Vineyards

Three Choirs is a 75-acre vineyard near Newent, Gloucestershire, with a restaurant and rooms among the vines, planted since 1973.

Three Choirs takes its name from England's oldest choral festival, adopted by John Oldacre when he took over the vineyard in 1984. Alan McKechnie had planted the first vines eleven years before, on his own fruit farm in 1973, and the first harvest went into wine in 1976.

Cellar door tastings

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The Cellar Door is open for walk-in shopping during stated hours. Guided tastings, which take in a walk around the vineyard, must be booked by phone.

Amenities

ToursRestaurantOn-site stayDog friendlyParking

Ratings & awards

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Address

Baldwins Farm, Newent, GL18 1LS

Getting there

Ledbury is the nearest town, about ten minutes' drive away, but has no taxi rank; taxis are easier to arrange from Gloucester, about 30 minutes away. The number 132 bus between Gloucester and Ledbury passes the drive, roughly every two hours.

Nearest station: Ledbury · 6 mi

Nearest major station: Gloucester · 9.9 mi

Opening hours

Monday09:00–17:00
Tuesday09:00–17:00
Wednesday09:00–17:00
Thursday09:00–17:00
Friday09:00–17:00
Saturday09:00–17:00
Sunday09:00–16:00

Restaurant keeps separate, shorter hours (Wed-Sun) than the Cellar Door shown here.

Winery opening hours often vary, so it is always worth checking ahead if you are planning a visit.

On-site dining

  • The Restaurant

    modern British · Wed–Sun · lunch & dinner

Stay on site

  • Vineyard Lodges

    Lodge · two available

  • Deluxe Vineyard View Rooms

    Hotel