Wythall Estate Vineyard

Wine Garden

Enjoy drinking award-winning English wine in our beautiful lakeside garden at Wythall Estate.

During the warmer English Spring and Summer months we welcome visitors to the tranquil private gardens at Wythall Estate. Our award-winning English wines will then be available to enjoy by the glass or bottle.

The Cellar Door will be open for both single bottles and (discounted) case purchases.

Vineyard Tours and Tastings

Arrive at 12.00 noon for a walking tour of the Vineyard and to meet Frank your guide. He will talk about the grape varieties grown at Wythall Estate, the pruning methods used and explain about the vine management from planting through to harvesting. Frank will also share his knowledge of growing, maintaining and harvesting the grape varieties we have chosen, all of which perfectly suit the English climate and are now producing our unique and award‑winning wines.

Following the tour of the vineyard Jamie will welcome the group into the dining room at Wythall Manor. Guests will be able to taste all the wines currently available. After the tasting there will be an opportunity to purchase wine at a discounted price for cases of 6 bottles or more.

Getting to us

Road: From the M50 take signs to Ross-on-Wye. At the next roundabout take first exit along the bypass. At the next roundabout take the last exit into town centre. After 20 yards turn left into Alton Road (Industrial Estate).

Follow to the end and turn left into Walford Road. Keep on the main Walford Road which bears left at the Prince of Wales pub. Follow the road for about 2 miles out of Ross. You will come to a sharp right-hand bend, then a new housing estate on the right, Cedar Grove. Take the next left turn, signposted Bull’s Hill. Then take the first left turn on a sharp right-hand bend. There are two paths at this point, be sure to take the left-handed one slightly up hill with the white sign marked ‘WYTHALL’, follow the arrow up to the main house by the lake. The black and white house you can see from the road is not Wythall!