Womack's Vineyard

About Womack's Vineyard

Womack's Vineyard is a charming boutique winery nestled in the beautiful Nottinghamshire countryside, contributing to the growing reputation of the Mid and North England wine region. This family-oriented vineyard represents the passion and dedication of small-scale English wine producers who are reshaping the landscape of UK viticulture with quality and care.

Established in 2011, Womack's Vineyard has been cultivating vines for over a decade, steadily building expertise in producing distinctive English wines. The vineyard currently boasts approximately 0.53 hectares of planted vines, a modest yet focused plantings that allows for meticulous attention to every vine throughout the growing season. This careful approach ensures that each grape reaches its full potential before harvest.

The grape variety at the heart of Womack's Vineyard is Bacchus, a grape that has proven remarkably well-suited to the English climate. Bacchus grapes thrive in the cooler conditions of the UK, producing wines with elegant aromatics, crisp acidity, and a refreshing character that has earned this variety a dedicated following among English wine enthusiasts. The Nottinghamshire terroir provides favorable conditions for achieving the balance necessary for quality wine production.

Visitors to Womack's Vineyard can explore this hidden gem by appointment, offering wine lovers an intimate and personalized experience. These visits typically include guided tours of the vineyard grounds and tutored tastings of the estate wines, allowing guests to discover the unique characteristics that define Womack's offerings. The appointment system ensures that each visitor receives focused attention and a memorable experience.

As part of the broader Nottinghamshire wine community, Womack's Vineyard contributes to the county's emergence as an attractive destination for wine tourism. Combined with other regional producers, Nottinghamshire is establishing itself as a worthwhile area for those seeking authentic English wine experiences away from the more crowded wine regions.