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About St Hilary Vineyard
Planted in 2021 in the glorious Vale of Glamorgan, St Hilary Vineyard's hectare of gently sloping vines is an exciting new vineyard project a mile from Cowbridge, at Glebe Farm, St Hilary.
Operated on low intervention, organic principles, with three varieties planted: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, owners Peter & Liz Loch planted their vines on premium farmland between an apple orchard, and a picturesque wildflower meadow.
Operated on low intervention, organic principles, with three varieties planted: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, owners Peter & Liz Loch planted their vines on premium farmland between an apple orchard, and a picturesque wildflower meadow.
Their aim is to produce delicious, artisan Welsh wines reflective of place - the vineyard and all of the surroundings characteristics which make it special - and will produce initially still, but in time also luxury traditional method sparkling.
And the dream is fast becoming realised, with October 2023 seeing a first full harvest. A still Rosé wine and a traditional method sparkling white wine are currently being made by the immeasurably experienced and talented team at Mountain People Wine in Tintern.
And the dream is fast becoming realised, with October 2023 seeing a first full harvest. A still Rosé wine and a traditional method sparkling white wine are currently being made by the immeasurably experienced and talented team at Mountain People Wine in Tintern.
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