Old Hall Farm Vineyard

About Old Hall Farm Vineyard

Nestled in the picturesque Norfolk countryside, Old Hall Farm Vineyard stands as a proud contributor to England's flourishing wine industry. Set against the tranquil backdrop of the Norfolk Broads and the county's rich agricultural heritage, this East Anglia winery has earned recognition for its dedication to crafting distinctive English wines that reflect the unique character of the region.

The vineyard focuses exclusively on planting Sauvignon Blanc grapes across its 1.65 hectares of carefully tended vines. Situated on carefully selected south-facing slopes, the vines benefit from Norfolk's cool maritime climate, which produces grapes with bright natural acidity and expressive fruit flavours. This cool climate advantage gives Old Hall Farm Vineyard's wines a refined elegance that distinguishes them from warmer region counterparts, creating a Sauvignon Blanc that truly speaks of its Norfolk origins.

Established in 2017, Old Hall Farm Vineyard represents a carefully considered venture into English viticulture. The planting of 1.65 hectares of vines demonstrates a focused and quality driven approach, with the team committed to sustainable and thoughtful vineyard management practices that work in harmony with the Norfolk landscape. The vineyard's modest scale allows for meticulous attention to each row of vines, ensuring that every harvest delivers the best possible fruit expression. Plans for modest expansion in the future will see additional varieties added to complement the existing plantings.

While Old Hall Farm Vineyard is not currently open to visitors for tours and tastings, wine enthusiasts can explore and purchase their bottles directly through the vineyard website. The team also participates in local food and drink events throughout Norfolk and East Anglia, offering occasions to sample their wines and learn about the vineyard's story. For those seeking authentic English wines that capture the essence of Norfolk's growing season, Old Hall Farm Vineyard represents a compelling destination within the East Anglia wine scene.