Penarth’s small Welsh vineyard is a tiny vineyard where Bernard and Tanya Herbert brought vines to life in 1999. By 2001 all 10 acres were bearing fruit, with varieties including Madeleine Angevine, and Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay for sparkling wine. Due to lacking a winery, Three Choirs at Newent makes the wines. The vineyard’s status remains independent.
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Ten property plans near you – including cosmetic clinic on ...
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Criticism of council's approval for new pedestrian and cycle route
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Welsh wonder
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Pant Du vineyard in Gwynedd produces its first red wine
A vineyard in a part of north Wales better known for its slate than its grapes produces its first wine.