Little Wold Vineyard

When	Days	Hours
Year-round	Fri, Sun	11:00–16:00

Confirmed exact match via site: Fri and Sun 11am-4pm, Cellar Door with wine, vineyard boards and coffee. Site publishes occasional one-off closures/early closes for specific dates -- worth checking ahead for exceptions around known busy periods.

Opening hours can change for private events - it's always worth checking the vineyard's website before you visit.

What's the vibe?

Little Wold Vineyard is a family-run vineyard set high in the Yorkshire Wolds, offering wide, open views across rolling countryside towards the River Humber. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with a strong emphasis on small-scale production, sustainability and visitor education.

Tours & Tastings:
Vineyard tours are available and must be booked in advance. Tours include a walk through the vineyard, background on the family and site, and a guided tasting of four wines. Shorter "Cellar Door Tastings" are also available without a full vineyard walk.

Food & Drink:
There is no full restaurant on site. The Cellar Door offers coffee, locally supplied cakes and cheeseboards, with vegetarian, vegan and dietary requirements accommodated on request.

Special Events:
Little Wold Vineyard is a licensed wedding venue and hosts seasonal events throughout the year, including supper clubs, tastings, workshops and creative sessions. Events are typically announced several months in advance.

Accommodation:
There is no accommodation directly on site. Nearby glamping is available at Little Wold Away.

Accessibility:
The tasting room and patio are on a single level with step-free access from the car park. An accessible toilet is available on site. Vineyard walks involve uneven ground and may not be suitable for all mobility levels.

Dogs & Children:
Dogs are welcome on leads but are not permitted on furniture. Children are welcome at the vineyard.

Little Wold Vineyard has over 12,000 vines planted across a mix of white and red grape varieties, producing a focused range of still and sparkling wines. Sparkling releases include Henry’s Harvest and Heathers, alongside limited-edition traditional-method wines such as Alice’s Cuvée (rosé) and Tom’s Cuvée from the 2018 vintage.

The still wine range includes Barley Hill White, a blended white wine; James’ View, a herbaceous white; Poppy Hill Rosé; and a red wine, Three Cocked Hat.

The vineyard has received regional and national recognition, including awards from WineGB North & Midlands and Wines of Great Britain. In 2020, the business received Farmers Weekly’s Diversification of the Year award.

Sustainability is central to the vineyard’s operation. More than half of the land is dedicated to non-vineyard uses, including willow planting and biodiversity projects. Vineyard work is largely carried out by hand, packaging has been simplified to reduce waste, and an on-site winery (established in 2022) allows grapes to be processed without transport off site.

Address:
Beverley Road, South Cave, Brough, East Yorkshire, HU15 2BB.

By Car:
The vineyard is easily accessible by road and has on-site parking for visitors.

By Public Transport:
The nearest train station is Brough. From Brough station, a taxi journey to the vineyard typically takes around 10–15 minutes. Walking from the station is not recommended due to distance and road conditions.

Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.

Other Vineyards:

• Ryedale Vineyards
• Yorkshire Heart Vineyard & Brewery

Notable Restaurants:

• The Hotham Arms, Hotham
• The Dog and Duck, Walkington

Notable Hotels:

• Cave Castle Hotel & Country Club, South Cave
• The Fox and Coney Inn, Brough

Notable Attractions:

• Yorkshire Wolds Way – walking trail running adjacent to the vineyard
• William’s Den – family adventure play attraction