Cwm Deri Vineyard

Where you can raise a glass of their distinctive Welsh vintage, with friendly farm animals as your delightful companions.

https://www.cwm-deri.com/

Martletwy, Narberth, Pembrokeshire SA67 8AP, Wales. Get directions

Nearest station: Haverfordwest (11.5 miles).

Public tours

Self-guided tours

Tasting room

Restaurant or café

Dog friendly

Child friendly

Winery on site

Walking trail

Disabled access

Award-winning

Hosts weddings

Open year-round

While we update listings frequently, we suggest confirming important details with the vineyard to avoid any surprises.

What's the Vibe

Cwm Deri is a long-established Welsh producer, now operating from a beautiful rural setting in Carmarthenshire. While their focus has shifted from a traditional visitor vineyard with a restaurant, they continue to craft a diverse range of fruit and grape wines, liqueurs, and meads, with a strong emphasis on online sales and market presence.

Visiting Information

Cwm Deri Vineyard's main production facility in Carmarthenshire is not open for general public tours or casual drop-in visits. Their business model primarily focuses on production and direct sales.

However, there are still ways to engage with Cwm Deri:

Tenby Shop: Cwm Deri operates a shop in Tenby where you can purchase their products and arrange wine tastings by appointment.
Events: They regularly attend food festivals and markets across the UK, offering an excellent opportunity to meet the team and sample their range. Check their website for upcoming dates.
Accommodation: A self-contained guest annexe is available at their Llystroiddyn House premises in Carmarthenshire. For booking, contact them directly via phone or email.

Please note that the former restaurant and extensive visitor facilities previously located in Pembrokeshire are no longer part of Cwm Deri's offering at their new Carmarthenshire home.

The Wine

Cwm Deri produces a diverse portfolio, moving beyond traditional grape wines to a notable selection of fruit wines, liqueurs, and meads. Their grape wines include still and sparkling varieties crafted from Madeleine Angevine, Seyval Blanc, Triomphe d'Alsace, and Rondo grapes. Alongside these, their fruit wines range from Apple and Elderflower to Black Cherry and Wild Damson, complemented by rich liqueurs and mead.

The vineyard has a history of producing award-winning wines, a testament to their dedication to quality throughout their range.

While Cwm Deri maintains modern bottling and production facilities at their Carmarthenshire home, specific details regarding current organic or regenerative viticulture practices at this new location are not explicitly detailed.

Getting Here

Cwm Deri Vineyard is located at Llystroiddyn House, Pumpsaint, Llanwrda, SA19 8YU.

By Car: The vineyard is easily accessible by car in the rural Carmarthenshire countryside.

By Public Transport:

Nearest Train Station: Llanwrda (LNR) station. From Llanwrda station, Pumpsaint is approximately a 10-minute taxi ride.
Bus: The nearest bus stop to Llystroiddyn House is the Dolaucothi Arms Hotel in Pumpsaint, which is about a 1-minute walk away. Bus services like the 283 and BB6 serve this stop.

What's Nearby

Explore the charming Carmarthenshire countryside surrounding Cwm Deri Vineyard:

Other Vineyards: Jabajak Vineyard (Whitland) – An award-winning vineyard with a restaurant and rooms, offering another taste of Welsh wine production.
Notable Hotels: The Bear Inn (Llandovery) – A highly-rated, dog-friendly pub with rooms and self-catering suites, known for its locally sourced food.
Notable Restaurants: The Cawdor (Llandeilo) – A boutique hotel with a highly-regarded restaurant, offering fine dining in a charming market town.
Notable Attractions: Dolaucothi Gold Mines (Pumpsaint) – Discover Roman gold mines and their rich history, just a short distance from the vineyard.