Velfrey Vineyard

What's the vibe?

Velfrey Vineyard is a family-run vineyard set on the gentle south-facing slopes of the Pembrokeshire countryside near Narberth. It offers a welcoming atmosphere and vineyard experiences focused on Welsh wine production and tasting.

Opening Hours:

The vineyard shop is open from Tuesday to Saturday, with specific times varying seasonally and advised to be checked before travelling.

Tours & Tastings:

Pre-booking is recommended. Vineyard tours with wine tasting run seasonally from Easter through to harvest time, typically on Thursdays and Saturdays and lasting around 90 minutes. These include an introduction to the vineyard, a walk through the vines, and a tasting of wines. A shorter wine tasting experience (around 30–45 minutes) is available on other days throughout the year. Food & Drink:

Tours can be accompanied by optional Welsh grazing boards or cheese boards, featuring local artisanal cheeses and charcuterie. Accessibility & Visitors:

Children are welcome and under-18s attend free when accompanied by an adult on tours. Well-behaved dogs are permitted on tours and in the visitor centre when kept on a short lead. The site also provides disabled access and toilets.

Velfrey Vineyard produces award-winning Welsh wines, specialising in traditional method sparkling wines and still wines. Key grape varieties include Seyval Blanc, Pinot Noir and Solaris. Their traditional method sparkling wines spend extended time on lees, developing richness alongside fresh citrussy notes. They also produce still white wines and rosé styles. One of their flagship wines, the Velfrey Non-Vintage Traditional Method Welsh Sparkling Wine, has won major awards including Best Sparkling White at national Welsh wine awards and inclusion among top UK wines. The vineyard practices careful, low-intervention viticulture suited to its Pembrokeshire terroir, with winemaking carried out by specialist collaborators in Wales.

By Car:

Velfrey Vineyard is located at Plas y Coed, Velfrey Road, Lampeter Velfrey, Narberth, Pembrokeshire, SA34 0RA. Free parking is available on site. By Public Transport:

The nearest train stations are Saundersfoot and Narberth. A taxi from Narberth to the vineyard takes about 10 minutes. The closest bus stop is Vineyard Vale, Wooden, a short walk from the site.

• Other Vineyards:
  
  
  • Cwm Deri Vineyard
  • Hebron Vineyard
• Notable Restaurants:
  
  
  • The Stone Crab, Saundersfoot – seafood and harbour views
  • Qube Restaurant, Tenby – known for its welcoming atmosphere
• Notable Hotels:
  
  
  • The Grove of Narberth – luxury country house hotel
  • Canaston Oaks – 5-star bed and breakfast experience
• Notable Attractions:
  
  
  • Colby Woodland Garden – extensive woodland gardens
  • Heatherton World of Activities – family attractions near Tenby