Radlow Hundred

About Radlow Hundred

Radlow Hundred is a dedicated vineyard and English wine producer situated in the scenic Herefordshire countryside, contributing to the growing reputation of the Mid and North England wine region. Established in 2020, this relatively young vineyard has quickly established itself as a thoughtful producer focused on cultivating grape varieties well-suited to the local terrain and climate of this traditional English county.

The vineyard currently maintains approximately 2.02 hectares of planted vines, a modest but focused planting that allows for careful attention to viticulture practices and wine production. The team at Radlow Hundred has selected three grape varieties that reflect both the tradition and innovation found in contemporary English winemaking. Their plantings include Bacchus, a variety celebrated for producing aromatic white wines with distinctive characteristics; Rondo, a dark-skinned grape bred specifically for cooler climates and capable of yielding wines with depth and colour; and Solaris, a relatively modern variety known for its early ripening and ability to produce wines with excellent fruit expression.

Located in Herefordshire with the postcode WR6 5BS, Radlow Hundred benefits from the county's agricultural heritage and increasingly favourable conditions for vine cultivation. As global temperatures continue to influence English wine production, Herefordshire has emerged as an increasingly significant region within the broader UK wine landscape, with vineyards like Radlow Hundred helping to establish its credentials.

Visitors seeking to explore this particular Herefordshire vineyard should note that Radlow Hundred is not currently open to public visitors, including tours and tastings. Those interested in experiencing their wines directly may wish to consult their official website at radlowhundred.co.uk for information on availability and purchasing options. Despite limited public access, the vineyard represents an interesting addition to the diverse tapestry of UK wineries, particularly for those with an interest in the developing English wine scene across the Mid and North regions of England.