With temperatures soaring around the UK it is shaping up to be a great year for English wine. Being one of the pioneers at the edge of the grape growing world, Nottinghamshire’s family run Wolds Wine Estate is calling 2025 a “near perfect” start to the year for the vineyard. Last year was a disastrously
Nottinghamshire’s Wolds Wine Estate released their first wine vintage this summer and it is already gaining attention. Their Solay, a blend of Solaris and Chardonnay grapes, is a sparkling white which is highlighted by food and drink specialist Nicky Rampley-Clarke in The Standard as “One of the best English Wines to Drink in 2024”. The
Wolds Wine Estate in Stanton-on-the-Wolds have been fighting frost with fire this month trying to safeguard their vineyard from frost damage. With the weather colder than usual after an incredibly wet winter the local vineyard has been lighting large candles to keep the temperature around the vines above freezing. Large frost candles, often referred to
Scenes more usually associated with the vineyards of France were on display in Stanton-on-the-Wolds last night as Wolds Wine Estate fought through the night to prevent frost damage to the vineyard. Frost candles, often referred to as Bougies, were placed along the vineyard aisles in rows and lit when the temperature dropped below zero. The
Wolds Wine Estate announces that it has launched public Vineyard Tours and Tastings for the upcoming Spring and Summer seasons. Tour groups will be guided through the vineyard to learn about English viticulture and visit the cider orchard and bee hives. The process of wine and cider making will also be discussed with guests making
Wolds Wine Estate announces that it has submitted a planning application to create a destination venue with cafe restaurant, artisanal shops, community room and new purpose built winery and cidery to sit alongside the existing luxury vineyard glamping pods. The plans submitted to Rushcliffe Borough Council will allow locals and visitors to the areas to
Luxury staycations launched at Wolds Wine Estate in Nottinghamshire Wolds Wine Estate announces that it is now accepting accommodation bookings for 2021 within its luxurious 11-acre grounds alongside the Estate’s working vineyard. Planted in 2020, Wolds Wine Estate is a new artisan wine estate in south Nottinghamshire and from May 2021 four luxury glamping pods
