Two Beacons Vineyard

About Two Beacons Vineyard

Two Beacons Vineyard is a dedicated English wine producer situated in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, set against the backdrop of the West England landscape near the River Wye. This Herefordshire vineyard has established itself as a noteworthy contributor to the growing reputation of English wine, cultivating vines across 4.86 hectares of prime viticultural land.

The vineyard focuses on producing high quality still wines, with an impressive portfolio of grape varieties that reflects the diversity and potential of English winemaking. Two Beacons grows Bacchus, a grape variety perfectly suited to the English climate that produces aromatic white wines with vibrant acidity. Their Chardonnay plantings enable the creation of elegant, Burgundian style wines that showcase the unique terroir of Herefordshire. The Pinot Noir vines at Two Beacons Vineyard produce delicate red wines with the subtle complexity that this celebrated grape variety is known for when grown in cooler regions.

In addition to these premium varieties, Two Beacons Vineyard also cultivates Pinot Meunier, which is often used in traditional method sparkling wine production, and Seyval Blanc, a versatile hybrid grape that performs exceptionally well in the English climate. The Pinot Precoce plantings add further diversity to their offering, allowing the winemaking team to experiment with early ripening varieties that capture the essence of each growing season.

Two Beacons Vineyard is not currently open to visitors for tours or tastings, which means that wine enthusiasts seeking to experience their bottles will need to purchase directly through their website at twobeaconsvineyard.com. This direct to consumer approach allows the vineyard to focus their efforts on what they do best, namely cultivating quality grapes and crafting expressive English wines that represent the very best of Herefordshire viticulture.