Exploring the Vineyard Trail in the Malvern Hills

Colwall

Established in 2018, the Two Beacons vineyard is a family-owned, single vineyard plot, nestled between its namesakes, the Herefordshire and Worcestershire Beacons, in the Malvern Hills National Landscape (AONB).

In creating our vineyard, it was important to us not only to preserve, but to foster the local flora and fauna, with minimal negative environmental impact.

Our warm, south-facing location with its surrounding native trees and shrubs provide a home to local wildlife, as do the grasses and flowers in the alleys of our vine rows.

Nearby trees and boundary hedgerows are home to white throats, blackcaps and goldfinches. Swifts, swallows and house martins can be seen in the skies above.

We also provide habitat for many different insects. Grasshoppers, dragonflies and damselflies can be found among the vine rows, along with bees collecting the nectar of the white clover flowers and other wild flowers we encourage to grow throughout the Estate.

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We grow Pinot Noir, Pinot Noir Précoce and Bacchus, 16 000 vines in total. We produce Sparkling Rose Pinot Noir, Bacchus and Pinot Noir Précoce.

Currently we don’t have facilities at the vineyard but are working on it and will be offering vineyard tours in late June early July for English Wine Week.

You can always find our wines online or pop into our tasting room in Great Malvern – we’d love to welcome you.

Tasting Room: 2, St. Ann’s Road, Great Malvern WR14 4RG

Directions
Directions – from Colwall train station turn right into Walwyn Road by the Colwall Park Hotel, pass the shop, 0.3 miles turn left into Old Church Road. Take the second right into Mathon Road and follow the road for 0.7 miles. then turn left into Fox Grove. Follow the lane to the very end. The vineyard entrance will be in front of you.

Postcode: WR13 6EP

Address: Hoe Farm, Fox Grove, Mathon Road,
Colwall, Malvern, WR13 6EP

Nearest Railway Station: Colwall

Walkers & Cyclists
A public footpath offering access to the National Landscape of the Malvern Hills runs alongside the vineyard. The Herefordshire country lanes around Colwall are perfect for cyclists.
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Welland

Marlbank vineyard’s owner, Jeremy, is committed to growing the very best grapes that the weather gods allow. He relishes the challenge to manage a vineyard with minimal environmental impact, and the vineyard is surrounded by grasses, native tree species and wildflowers to host beneficial insects and support biodiversity. With his background in agricultural supplies and international rugby, Jeremy is as keen to try new ideas as to score tries. Together with his wife Debs, they will take you from bud to bunch in their grape growing techniques on their vineyard tour. The first vintage has already been awarded a gold medal, with ongoing improvements are underway.
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We Offer

  • Vineyard tours
  • Wine tasting
  • Wine sales

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No pets (but lots of walks from the property).

Directions
Directions – Leaving Welland on the A4104 towards Little Malvern, turn left down a farm track that leads directly to the Marlbank Farmhouse, which hosts the Marlbank Vineyard.

Postcode: WR13 6NB

Address: Marlbank Farmhouse, Welland, Malvern, Worcestershire, WR13 6NB

Walkers & Cyclists
A public footpath offering access to the National Landscape of the Malvern Hills runs alongside the vineyard.

Nearest Railway Station: Great Malvern

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Bromesberrow

Chase End this well established vineyard was first planted in 2006 with a mix of Rondo, Regent and Bacchus grapes which have thrived in the light well drained sandy soils of Bromesberrow in Gloucestershire and benefiting from the unique Malvern Hills microclimate. It is owned and managed by Rufus and Elizabeth from Hatch Farm next door with the help of family members and a host of others. From the outset the grapes produced have all been sent to Three Choirs in nearby Newent which is one of the most highly regarded wine producers in England. They convert our grapes into delicious red, rose and white still wines to our specification and they also provide us with a delightful dry white Sparkling wine. The result is a select range of mouth wateringly refreshing English wines of the highest quality produced to the highest standards.
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We grow Rondo, Regent, and Bacchus grapes in almost equal numbers of vines. Our main products are Bacchus (a still dry white wine), Red Fox (a dry light red wine) and Chase Blush (a dry still rose). We can also offer a dry Sparkling white wine.
We have limited facilities but can offer tours, tasting and a shop. Pets are welcome but need to be on a lead in case they escape. The vineyard is not dog secure!
Directions

Directions – From Junction 2 of the M50 take the turning to Ledbury on the A417 and then the first signposted turning to the right down Albright Lane which should be followed through to the War Memorial triangle and then left at the next junction where the vineyard entrance will be found immediately on the left.

Postcode: HR8 1RS

Address: Chase End Vineyard, Bromsberrow, HR8 1RS

Walkers & Cyclists
We are on the Ledbury Loop cycle trail. A public footpath offering access to the National Landscape of the Malvern Hills runs alongside the vineyard.

Nearest Railway Station: Ledbury

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Bromesberrow

Bromesberrow Estate is located at the foot of Chace End Hill the most southern of the Malvern Hills. We are a traditional agricultural estate covering nearly 1200 acres. Our home, Bromesberrow Place is a Regency Greek Revival house open to the public by appointment and overlooks extensive parkland. Also, winner of the 2023 Georgian Group Architectural Award for the Restoration of a Georgian Garden or Landscape. Our small vineyard, planted in 2008, is situated in a historic walled garden with a micro climate. We grow three grape varieties, Seyval Blanc, Rondo and Regent and our wines are produced locally in Gloucestershire by Three Choirs.
Tours

Please visit the Historic Houses website to book a Tour Bromesberrow Place.

Directions

Postcode: HR8 1RZ

Address: Bromesberrow Place, Bromesberrow Estate, Ledbury, HR8 1RZ

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Bromesberrow Heath

Foxbury Fields Vineyard was established in 2016. It is perfectly located at the foot of the Malvern Hills on the Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, and Worcestershire border. With south facing slopes and a unique micro-climate we are committed to growing the best quality grapes for the best quality wine. We have received several awards over the years for both our Bacchus and Ortega which are carefully hand-picked every year before being pressed and fermented to produce excellent quality wine.
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We grow Bacchus and Ortega grapes. We have approximately 800 Ortega vines and 1800 Bacchus vines.

We have limited facilities but can offer tours and tastings on request.

We’re throwing open our gates to visitors for a series of ‘Taste of Herefordshire’ tours and tastings as part of English Wine Week Saturday June 21 to Sunday June 29 2025.

We’re hosting events on June 21, 22, 25, 27 and 28 to help raise awareness of the county’s wine producers and wine tourism opportunities.

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Pets are welcome.

Walkers & Cyclists
We are on the Ledbury Loop cycle trail.

Nearest Railway Station: Ledbury.

Directions
Directions – We are situated just after junction 2 of the M50. Take the A417 to Ledbury from M50 junction 2, then the first turning left Beach Lane. This road goes over the M50 take the left turning at the T junction passing the Birdtable Company. We are the first turning on the left signposted Wyevale. Please book before you come.

Postcode: HR8 1PB

Address: Foxbury Fields Vineyard, Russells End Farm, Bromsberrow, Herefordshire HR8 1PB

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Newent

The 75 acres of vine have many different varieties allowing a wide range of wines to be produced. The winery makes wines for other vineyards and all wines are looked after by a dedicated winemaking team, headed up by Martin Fowke and Jack Abbotts. The vineyard and winery are Sustainability accredited. Tours are usually guided by one of the winemaking team who will show visitors around the winery and taste through a range of wines.
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Self-Guided Wine Tasting & Lunch

Embark on a delightful voyage of wine tasting, accompanied by a mouthwatering lunch and a tranquil walk through the vines. This enchanting self-guided experience is open to tables of up to 6 non-resident guests, exclusively on weekends from 12-2pm.

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Directions
Directions – On the B4215 Dymock to Newent road follow the brown tourist signs.

Postcode: GL18 1LS

Address: Three Choirs Vineyards, Baldwins Farm, Newent, Gloucestershire, GL18 1LS

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