Somerby Vineyards

About Somerby Vineyards

Somerby Vineyards is a cherished vineyard nestled in the picturesque Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the heart of Mid and North England. Established in 2006, this family-run vineyard has cultivated approximately 5.50 hectares of vines, producing an impressive range of English wines that have earned recognition among wine enthusiasts and critics alike.

The vineyard benefits from the unique microclimate of the Lincolnshire region, where the rolling hills and limestone-rich soils create ideal conditions for growing premium wine grapes. The planted varieties include the aromatic Bacchus, elegant Chardonnay, versatile Phoenix, early-ripening Precoce, robust Regent, deep-coloured Rondo, and the popular Solaris, which thrives in the English climate and produces wines with wonderful complexity.

Somerby Vineyards specialises in crafting both still and sparkling English wines that showcase the best of what the Lincolnshire terroir has to offer. The winemaking team draws on years of experience and a deep understanding of their vineyard site to produce wines that reflect the character of the region. Visitors can explore the vineyard and learn about the winemaking process during guided tours that offer insight into the journey from vine to bottle.

For those seeking a more intimate experience, Somerby Vineyards opens by appointment for wine tastings. This personal approach allows guests to savour the estate wines in a relaxed setting, guided by knowledgeable staff who are passionate about sharing their craft. Whether you are a seasoned wine connoisseur or new to the world of English wine, the tasting experience provides an excellent opportunity to discover the quality and diversity of Somerby's offerings.

Visiting Somerby Vineyards supports the growing English wine industry and offers a delightful escape into the Lincolnshire countryside. Located near the village of Somerby with postcode DN38 6EX, the vineyard is well worth the journey for anyone interested in exploring the thriving world of UK vineyards and discovering why English wine has become a force to be reckoned with on the international stage.