Broadfield Court Vineyard

About Broadfield Court Vineyard

Broadfield Court Vineyard stands as one of the most established names in English winemaking, rooted in the heart of Herefordshire, West England. Since its founding in 1971, this respected vineyard has cultivated vines across 5.47 hectares, demonstrating a longstanding commitment to producing quality English wines that showcase the unique character of the Herefordshire terroir.

The vineyard specialises in growing traditional French and German grape varieties that have proven well-suited to the English climate. Among the planted varieties are Huxel, Mad Angie, Muller-Thurgau, Reich, and the widely planted Seyval Blanc. This thoughtful selection allows Broadfield Court to produce a range of still and sparkling wines that reflect both heritage winemaking techniques and modern viticultural practices.

Visitors to Broadfield Court Vineyard can experience the winery through organised tours that offer insight into the winemaking process from vine to bottle. Wine tastings provide an opportunity to sample the estate's current releases, allowing guests to discover the distinct flavours and quality that define Broadfield Court wines. These visitor experiences make the vineyard a compelling destination for wine enthusiasts exploring the Herefordshire countryside.

Located in the picturesque West England region, Broadfield Court benefits from the favourable growing conditions that have supported English wine production for decades. The combination of careful vineyard management, traditional winemaking expertise, and a dedication to expressing the best qualities of each harvest has earned the vineyard a respected place among UK wineries. Wine lovers seeking to explore Herefordshire's viticultural heritage will find Broadfield Court a rewarding destination for discovering the depth and diversity of English wine.