Montgomery Vineyard

Perched 900 feet above sea level in a natural Welsh amphitheatre, this vineyard coaxes phenomenal intensity from grapes grown on ancient glacial deposits.

https://www.montgomeryvineyard.co.uk

Powys, SY15 6LR Get directions

Nearest station: Newtown (6.5 miles).

Dog friendly

Online shop

Walking trail

Award-winning

Open year-round

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What's the vibe

Montgomery Vineyard offers a dedication to crafting exceptional Welsh wines, reflecting a vision of perfection from vine to wine. Nestled in the picturesque "garden of Montgomeryshire," it exudes a sense of meticulous care and quality, translating into vibrant and clean still and sparkling wines.

Visiting information

Montgomery Vineyard primarily offers private vineyard tours by arrangement, particularly for those interested in their winemaking culture. For general visiting inquiries or to arrange a tour, it is best to contact the vineyard directly.

Contact:
Email: info@montgomeryvineyard.co.uk
Phone: 01686 670 301

The Wine

Montgomery Vineyard produces a distinctive range of Welsh wines, including still white (Solaris), still rosé, and still red (Rondo) varieties. They also craft sparkling wines, specifically a Sparkling Seyval Blanc and a Sparkling Rosé, alongside a Demi-Sec.

Their wines have received significant recognition, particularly at the Welsh Wine Awards. In 2019, Montgomery Vineyard "stole the show," winning Best White (Bacchus/Solaris 2018), Best Rosé (Montgomery Rosé 2018), Best Red (Montgomery Rondo 2018), and Best Sparkling Rosé (Montgomery 2017), with the 2017 Sparkling Rosé also receiving the prestigious Thomas Davies Memorial Trophy for Best Wine in Wales. More recently, at the 2023 Welsh Wine Awards, their 2020 Demi-Sec was named Best Sparkling White, and their 2023 Solaris won Best Still White. Their wines have also garnered praise from wine critics such as Terry Kirby of The Independent and Matthew Dukes of the Daily Mail.

The vineyard employs sustainable practices in its viticulture and winemaking, focusing on producing high-quality wines while nurturing the land. The winemaking process combines traditional methods with modern technology, with an emphasis on attention to detail for quality in every bottle. The vineyard appears to have on-site winemaking operations given their detailed description of the wine-making process.

Getting here

By Car
Montgomery Vineyard is located in Montgomery, Powys, Wales, with the postcode SY15 6LR.

By Public Transport
The nearest train station to Montgomery is Welshpool, approximately 7.5 miles away. Newtown is also a nearby station, about 10 miles from the Montgomery area. From Welshpool or Newtown, you can take a bus or taxi to Montgomery. Bus services, including routes 558 (Shrewsbury-Montgomery), 81 (Newtown-Montgomery-Welshpool), and T12 (Wrexham-Oswestry-Montgomery-Newtown-Machynlleth), serve Montgomery Town Hall, which is a short 2-minute walk from the town centre. Several local taxi services operate in the Newtown and Montgomery areas, including Newtown Cars Midwales (01686 621818).

What's nearby

Here are some notable places to visit near Montgomery Vineyard:

Other Vineyards:
Kerry Vale Vineyard: Located about 3 miles south of Montgomery, this family-run vineyard offers tours, tastings, and a cafe.
Penarth Vineyard: Another vineyard in the vicinity, approximately 3.24 miles from Montgomery Vineyard.

Notable Restaurants:
The Checkers: A Michelin-starred restaurant in Montgomery known for its classic French fine dining and luxury accommodation. The Checkers
The Nags Head Inn: An award-winning gastropub in Garthmyl, near Montgomery, recognized with an AA Rosette for its use of local produce. The Nags Head Inn

Notable Hotels:
The Dragon Hotel: A historic 17th-century coaching inn situated in the heart of Montgomery town, offering a charming stay. The Dragon Hotel
Mellington Hall Country House Hotel: Located in Churchstoke, this hotel provides a stay with historic character and charm in a peaceful countryside setting. Mellington Hall

Notable Attractions:
Montgomery Castle: Explore the dramatic ruins of this 13th-century castle, offering panoramic views of the surrounding Welsh and English countryside. Montgomery Castle
Old Bell Museum: Discover the local heritage and history of Montgomeryshire in this volunteer-run museum housed in a restored 16th-century building. Old Bell Museum