Lokkelebery Vineyard

About Lokkelebery Vineyard

Lokkelebery Vineyard is a contemporary English vineyard nestled in the Hertfordshire countryside within the East Anglia wine region. Established in 2022, this relatively new addition to the UK wine landscape represents the exciting growth of English wine production, with six hectares of vines now gracing the rolling landscape of this part of England.

The vineyard focuses on producing high quality sparkling wines, cultivating classic Champagne varieties including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. These grape varieties are ideally suited to the English climate and have earned the East Anglia region a reputation as one of the prime areas for English sparkling wine production. Additionally, Lokkelebery Vineyard has planted Precoce, an early ripening variety that thrives in the cooler English growing conditions and adds further diversity to their portfolio.

Visitors to Lokkelebery Vineyard can explore the property and experience the winemaking process firsthand. The vineyard welcomes guests to discover their wines through tours and tasting experiences, making it an accessible destination for those looking to connect with English wine producers. This openness to visitors positions Lokkelebery Vineyard as a wonderful option for wine enthusiasts seeking to understand more about how English wine is made while enjoying the Hertfordshire countryside.

The East Anglia region has established itself as a cornerstone of English wine production, with its chalky soils and favourable microclimate creating excellent conditions for viticulture. Lokkelebery Vineyard contributes to this heritage, demonstrating how new plantings in this part of England can produce wines of real quality and character.

For those interested in discovering more about English wine and experiencing a Hertfordshire vineyard at the beginning of its journey, Lokkelebery Vineyard offers an authentic and promising destination. Whether you are a seasoned wine enthusiast or new to English wine, a visit to this East Anglia winery provides an opportunity to witness the evolution of a vineyard from its formative years.