Ludlow Vineyard is located in Clee St Margaret, on the lower slopes of the Brown Clee Hill, near Ludlow in South Shropshire.

The vineyard is spread over 10 acres, and has about 8,000 vines. The main white grape variety is Madeleine Angevine (a Riesling derivative), but we also have Phoenix, Seyval Blanc, Madeleine Sylvaner, Kernling and Ortega.

We have a small quantity of red wine grapes, including Rondo, Regent and Triomphe.

The vineyard is producing small quantities of wine now, and will be in full production by 2010.  Most of our wines have won awards.

Our current range of wines are available at Deli on the Square in Ludlow and we are also at the fortnightly farmers market in Ludlow (2nd and 4th Thursday of every month).  We are also at the Ludlow Food Centre, Burford House Gardens and you can buy our wines by mail order. 

This is the view from the top of the Brown Clee, the highest hill in Shropshire, with Nordy Bank (an Iron Age Hill Fort) in the centre of the picture, and the vineyard just to its right. Ludlow itself can be seen in the top left of the picture.