Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard

Discover a Welsh vineyard blazing a trail with Britain's first Certified Regenerative status, where their 'zero-zero' wines whisper tales of the soil and sky.

https://www.hebronvineyard.com

Hebron Vineyard, Lletty A, Hebron, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, SA34 0XS Wales. UK. Get directions

Nearest station: Clunderwen (7.0 miles).

Private tours

Tasting room

Online shop

Winery on site

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What's the vibe

Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard offers a unique, family-run vineyard experience, celebrated for its natural, low-intervention approach to winemaking. Visitors can expect a welcoming atmosphere rooted in a deep passion for the land and its distinctive Welsh terroir.

Visiting information

Tours & Tastings: Tours, tastings, and tapas experiences are available and require pre-booking online. The vineyard enjoys showing visitors around and discussing their regenerative viticulture and winemaking philosophy.Opening Hours: Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard is open all year, Monday to Saturday.
Dining: Thoughtfully curated tapas dishes are available during tours, designed to pair with their wines. These meals are often prepared by the owners and inspired by Spanish cuisine, using local produce.
Accommodation: A spacious, converted dairy barn on-site offers comfortable accommodation for up to 8 guests.

Family & Pets: Children are welcome, and the vineyard features magical gardens with amenities like tree swings, climbing apparatus, dens, streams, and ponds. Dogs are also welcome.

The Wine

Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard produces both sparkling and still wines, with their first releases in 2019 including a red wine and a traditional method sparkling wine. They cultivate Solaris (white) and Rondo (red) grape varieties, producing a range including white, red, and rosé styles, such as the Natural Amphora Solaris and Natural Amphora Rondo Rosado.

The vineyard's first sparkling wine, "Silver Lining," received Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) status in 2020, recognizing it as a "Quality sparkling Welsh Wine." This wine has been praised by wine experts, including Davy Zyw from Berry Bros. & Rudd, for its "real drinkability." Their 2021 Amphora Solaris also received an 88-point score from Decanter.

Sustainability is central to Gwinllan Hebron's ethos. The vineyard was planted in 2010 using regenerative farming methods and became the first vineyard in the UK to receive regenerative certification from A Greener World (AGW). All vines are maintained by hand, with no use of pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or synthetic fertilizers. The vineyard aims for "Zero Zero wine," meaning zero intervention in both the vineyard and the winemaking process, and incorporates agroforestry practices, including a unique commercial arbustrum where vines are married to trees.

The winemaking process involves a partnership with natural winemaker David Morris, utilizing ceramic amphora for fermentation to create natural, low-intervention wines in Wales.

Getting here

By Car: Gwinllan Hebron Vineyard is located at Llety A, Hebron, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, SA34 0XS.

By Public Transport: The nearest bus stop is Chapel, Hebron, which is a 1-minute walk from the vineyard and served by bus lines 223 and 430. For train travel, it is advisable to check public transport apps for routes to nearby towns and plan for a taxi or further transport to the vineyard, as direct train access is not available.

What's nearby

Other Vineyards:
Velfrey Vineyard, Whitland
Jabajak Vineyard, Llanboidy

Notable Restaurants:
The Griffin, Dale – An award-winning seafood restaurant known for its fresh catches and warm welcome.
The Boars Head, Templeton – A traditional pub with a modern twist, serving freshly cooked, locally produced food.

Notable Hotels:
Slebech Park Estate – Offers high-quality luxury accommodation and a relaxed dining experience in a tranquil setting.
Twr y Felin Hotel, St Davids – Wales' first contemporary art hotel, offering luxury accommodation and award-winning fine dining.

Notable Attractions:
Pembroke Castle – A magnificent medieval fortress with a rich history and stunning views, offering daily guided tours.
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park – The only coastal national park in the UK, renowned for its dramatic cliffs, diverse wildlife, and extensive walking paths.