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Welland Valley Vineyard
Welland Valley Vineyard
Welland Valley Vineyard is a small research vineyard and cider orchard two miles from Market Harborough, established in 1991 by David and Jane Bates.
Welland Valley Vineyard began as a research planting: David and Jane Bates established the 2.5-acre vineyard and cider orchard in 1991, on a south-facing slope two miles southwest of Market Harborough, in well-drained loam over Jurassic clay loam. A small winery on site presses, vinifies and bottles the grapes.
Cellar door tastings
Wine and cider sales are generally by appointment, though callers are welcome to stop if a car is on site. A guided walk through the vineyard and winery, with a tasting, can also be arranged separately.
Amenities
Address
Marston Lane, East FarndonGetting there
Nearest station: Market Harborough · 2.1 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 Welland Valley Vineyard without booking?
No. Visits to Welland Valley Vineyard are by appointment. Bookings can be made direct.
What can I expect from a visit to Welland Valley Vineyard?
Wine and cider sales are generally by appointment, though callers are welcome to stop if a car is on site. A guided walk through the vineyard and winery, with a tasting, can also be arranged separately.
When is Welland Valley Vineyard open?
Visits to Welland Valley Vineyard are by appointment, so we list no set opening hours.
What is the nearest station to Welland Valley Vineyard?
Market Harborough, 2.1 miles in a straight line.
Where is Welland Valley Vineyard?
Marston Lane, East Farndon, Northamptonshire.
What wine does Welland Valley Vineyard make?
Sparkling and still wine.
