Three Choirs Vineyards

When	Days	Hours
Cellar Door	Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat	09:00–17:00
Cellar Door (Sunday)	Sun	09:00–16:00

Site states "Cellar Door Open Hours: Mon-Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pm" (hours subject to change in winter) - a walk-in shop, no booking needed to browse/buy. Guided vineyard tours and tasting packages are separately, publicly bookable (private tours no longer offered).

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

What's the vibe?

Nestled deep in the idyllic Cotswolds and on the edge of the ancient Forest of Dean, Three Choirs Vineyards offers a peaceful and picturesque escape. As one of England's oldest vineyards, it combines a rich history with stunning vineyard views, providing a relaxed setting for visitors.

Opening Hours: The vineyard is open year-round. The Cellar Door operates Monday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm, and Sunday from 9am to 4pm. The Brasserie serves lunch on Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 2pm, and dinner from 6pm to 8pm (Sunday to Saturday from May to October, and Wednesday to Sunday from November to April).

Tours & Tastings: Pre-booking is essential for tours due to limited numbers. Guided winery tours are available daily at 2:45pm, taking you from the vines to the winery to learn about the winemaking process. Wine tasting is offered every afternoon between 2pm and 4:30pm for an additional fee.

Dining: An onsite Brasserie offers a delightful and sociable "tapas style" menu designed to complement the wines, with advance booking recommended, especially for dinner.

Accommodation: Three Choirs Vineyards offers accommodation with Deluxe Vineyard View Rooms and Luxury Vineyard Lodges, designed for couples looking for a peaceful retreat amongst the vines.

Accessibility: The vineyard has ramp/level access and toilets for disabled visitors.

Dogs & Children: Well-behaved dogs are welcome in outdoor areas like the courtyard or terrace but are not permitted inside any buildings, including rooms and lodges. Children are not permitted in the accommodation.

Three Choirs Vineyards cultivates 75 acres of vines, producing a diverse range of still and sparkling wines. Their portfolio includes various Still White wines such as Bacchus, Siegerrebe, and Coleridge Hill, alongside Still Red wines like Ravens Hill and Pinot Noir Precoce, and a Rosé. They also produce a Late Harvest sweet wine and sparkling options, including a Classic Cuvée and Blanc de Noir, made using the traditional method.

The vineyard has garnered numerous accolades, being one of England's most awarded vineyards. Most recently, at the 2025 London Tasting Awards, they secured Gold medals for their 2023 Pinot Noir and Sparkling Classic Cuvée, with their 2023 Bacchus receiving a silver. Three Choirs was also the first English vineyard to win a Gold medal at Vinexpo in Bordeaux.

Three Choirs Vineyards is committed to sustainable practices, although they are not organic. They significantly limit pesticide use, implement water-saving cleaning methods, and use lightweight glass bottles and recyclable screw caps. All electricity used across the vineyard, brasserie, and guest rooms is sourced from 100% renewable green sources, and food waste is converted into electricity off-site. They also avoid single-use plastics and upcycle red grape skins into a spirit called "Dappa" in partnership with Devon Distillery. The vineyard operates its own state-of-the-art winery on site.

By Car
Three Choirs Vineyards is located at Baldwins Farm, Newent, Gloucestershire, GL18 1LS, with free private parking available on site.

By Public Transport
The nearest train station is Ledbury, approximately a 10-minute drive away, though taxis can be difficult to arrange. Gloucester is a larger station, about a 30-minute drive, with taxis more readily available. The number 132 bus route from Gloucester to Ledbury passes directly by the vineyard's drive, running every two hours. Bus lines 232 and 32 also stop nearby, approximately a 7-minute walk from the vineyard.

Book train tickets in advance via Trainline.

• Other Vineyards:
  • Road Green Vineyard (works with Three Choirs for bottling)
  • Poulton Hill Estate (multiple Wine GB awards)
• Notable Restaurants:
  • 33 The Homend, Ledbury (Michelin Star)
  • The Kings Arms Town and Country Pub, Newent (Awarded in Top 500 Pubs in the UK)
• Notable Hotels:
  • The Farmers Boy Inn, Longhope (guest house near a golf course)
  • Bell Hotel by Greene King Inns, Ledbury (historic hotel)
• Notable Attractions:
  • Gloucester Cathedral (famous for its architecture and film scenes, with free entry)
  • International Centre of Birds of Prey (the oldest dedicated birds of prey centre in the world, offering flying demonstrations)