History

  
     
    Glyndwr Vineyard is the oldest established and family run vineyard in Wales.  
       
    Planted by Richard and Susan Norris in 1982, the estate comprises some 6,000 vines grown on  
    gently south-east facing slopes in the heart of the beautiful Vale of Glamorgan.  
         
    The vines are grown on the traditional double Guyot system.  
       
    Richard and Susan are passionate about their wines and have won many awards. The vineyard is   
    producing two white wines, a rose, a red and two vintage sparkling wines. The wines have graced  
    many a fine table from European State banquets to the House of Lords!  
         
    Glyndwr Vineyard is proud of its environmentally friendly history, where chickens, ducks and wild  
     pheasants roam about, hedges are left to grow wild to encourage bird life and the vines are  
     treated with organic material.  
          
    The lovely gardens have been open to the National Garden Scheme, and there are ponds,  
    woodland areas and quite a number of old British apple trees.  
         
    Amongst the gardens is situated the stunningly pretty Bed and Breakfast, and underneath  
    the farmhouse is the cellar, where the wines quietly mature.  
       
 

Please contact:

Richard and Sue Norris Glyndwr Vineyard, Llanblethian Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan CF71 7JF
Call: 01446 774564