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The Dell Vineyard
The unexpected hands of an ICU nurse and a graphic designer now tend vines on land cherished by five generations of family.
https://www.thedellvineyard.co.uk
Clytha Road, Raglan, Monmouthshire, NP15 2AA
Directions
Nearest station: Abergavenny (8.3 miles).
Public tours
Private tours
Tasting room
Online shop
Walking trail
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What's the vibe?
The Dell Vineyard offers a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere on a fifth-generation family farm in the heart of Monmouthshire, Wales. Visitors can expect a warm welcome and a rural setting that reflects both the landscape of the Usk and Wye Valleys and the vineyard’s hands-on, small-scale approach.
Visiting information
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Opening hours:
The vineyard is open every Saturday from midday to 6pm throughout the summer months. Guided tours run on Saturdays, with occasional Sunday openings announced via social media.
Visits & tours:
Visitors are welcome to drop in for a glass of wine and explore the vineyard at their own pace, or pre-book a guided vineyard tour and tasting for a more in-depth experience. Private and group tours can also be arranged by prior agreement.
Food & drink:
While there is no permanent restaurant on site, The Dell Vineyard hosts food pop-ups on selected Saturdays during spring and summer, including Bank Holiday weekends. On days without food vendors, visitors are welcome to bring their own picnic. Alongside their wines, the bar also serves gin and tonics, local craft beer, and soft drinks.
Special events:
Seasonal food pop-ups and vineyard events take place throughout the year. The vineyard also offers “adopt-a-vine” packages, which are popular as gifts.
Accommodation:
There is no on-site accommodation available.
Dogs & children:
The Dell Vineyard welcomes families, and well-behaved dogs on leads are permitted.
The vineyard is open every Saturday from midday to 6pm throughout the summer months. Guided tours run on Saturdays, with occasional Sunday openings announced via social media.
Visits & tours:
Visitors are welcome to drop in for a glass of wine and explore the vineyard at their own pace, or pre-book a guided vineyard tour and tasting for a more in-depth experience. Private and group tours can also be arranged by prior agreement.
Food & drink:
While there is no permanent restaurant on site, The Dell Vineyard hosts food pop-ups on selected Saturdays during spring and summer, including Bank Holiday weekends. On days without food vendors, visitors are welcome to bring their own picnic. Alongside their wines, the bar also serves gin and tonics, local craft beer, and soft drinks.
Special events:
Seasonal food pop-ups and vineyard events take place throughout the year. The vineyard also offers “adopt-a-vine” packages, which are popular as gifts.
Accommodation:
There is no on-site accommodation available.
Dogs & children:
The Dell Vineyard welcomes families, and well-behaved dogs on leads are permitted.
The Wine
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The Dell Vineyard grows grape varieties suited to the Welsh climate, including Solaris, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Cabernet Noir, and Souvignier Gris. The vineyard produces still white, rosé, and red wines, as well as a col fondo style wine. A sparkling rosé has already been released, with a Blanc de Noirs due for release later this year.
The vineyard has received growing recognition for its wines. At the 2024 Welsh Vineyard Association Welsh Wine Awards, The Dell Vineyard won both Best Still Wine and Best Still Rosé, building on earlier success in previous competitions.
All wines are produced on site at the estate’s own winery, with grapes planted, grown, harvested, and bottled on the farm. The vineyard aims to operate as sustainably as possible, maintaining a direct, estate-to-bottle approach.
The vineyard has received growing recognition for its wines. At the 2024 Welsh Vineyard Association Welsh Wine Awards, The Dell Vineyard won both Best Still Wine and Best Still Rosé, building on earlier success in previous competitions.
All wines are produced on site at the estate’s own winery, with grapes planted, grown, harvested, and bottled on the farm. The vineyard aims to operate as sustainably as possible, maintaining a direct, estate-to-bottle approach.
Getting here
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Address:
The Dell Vineyard, Clytha Road, Raglan, NP15 2AA. As this postcode covers a wider area, using the full address for satellite navigation is recommended. The what3words address is vine.contents.receiving.
By car:
The vineyard is easily accessible by car, with ample on-site parking available.
By public transport:
The nearest bus stops are in Raglan village (including Beaufort Square and St Cadoc’s Church), served by routes such as the 60, 68, 83, and A3. From Raglan village centre, the vineyard is approximately 1.5–2 miles away, requiring a taxi or a longer walk. Visitors are advised to check local timetables and plan the final leg of their journey in advance.
The Dell Vineyard, Clytha Road, Raglan, NP15 2AA. As this postcode covers a wider area, using the full address for satellite navigation is recommended. The what3words address is vine.contents.receiving.
By car:
The vineyard is easily accessible by car, with ample on-site parking available.
By public transport:
The nearest bus stops are in Raglan village (including Beaufort Square and St Cadoc’s Church), served by routes such as the 60, 68, 83, and A3. From Raglan village centre, the vineyard is approximately 1.5–2 miles away, requiring a taxi or a longer walk. Visitors are advised to check local timetables and plan the final leg of their journey in advance.
What's nearby
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The Dell Vineyard is well placed for exploring the Monmouthshire countryside and surrounding attractions.
Notable restaurants:
The Beaufort, Raglan – A traditional coaching inn serving locally sourced food and a strong wine list.
The Ship Inn, Raglan – Known for its friendly atmosphere, vegetarian options, and consistently good food.
Notable hotels:
The Beaufort, Raglan – A four-star coaching inn with en-suite rooms in the centre of the village.
Llanerch Vineyard Hotel – A nearby vineyard hotel offering a luxury countryside stay.
Notable attractions:
Raglan Castle – The impressive ruins of a 15th-century castle and one of Wales’ finest medieval sites.
Wye Valley National Landscape – An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering walking routes, viewpoints, and access to the River Wye.
Notable restaurants:
The Beaufort, Raglan – A traditional coaching inn serving locally sourced food and a strong wine list.
The Ship Inn, Raglan – Known for its friendly atmosphere, vegetarian options, and consistently good food.
Notable hotels:
The Beaufort, Raglan – A four-star coaching inn with en-suite rooms in the centre of the village.
Llanerch Vineyard Hotel – A nearby vineyard hotel offering a luxury countryside stay.
Notable attractions:
Raglan Castle – The impressive ruins of a 15th-century castle and one of Wales’ finest medieval sites.
Wye Valley National Landscape – An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offering walking routes, viewpoints, and access to the River Wye.
