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 discover the enchanting vortex to vineyards, exquisite wines, and the best city tours in sedona ,   d’vine detours is your premier choice for magical sedona experiences, wine tours, vip city tours, exclusive       private art and tasting tours, and spiritual awakening vortex adventures.,   nominated by usa today as one of the best tours in the country, you will experience a memorable day catered to     the   best sedona has to offer start with prickly pear mimosas, then experience the magic of a vortex which   includes   your own personal reading to anchor your transformation, then head to 2 vineyards for the exquisite   wines,   chocolate truffles, and a complimentary charcuterie board ,   we are proud of our well experienced guides, but the vip tours are created by the renowned four-time emmy          nominated wildlife tv host, spiritual psychologist and comedian rachel reenstra, ensuring an unforgettable and    entertaining experience., this video says it all.

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     rachel has a master in spiritual psychology and is also a comedian and musician- so laughter is guaranteed- dogs are welcome- and music will lift the vibes no matter what,  for art lovers, dvine detours offers an exclusive add on experience at a private ranch on the creek with cabins of world collected paintings and sculptures on a 55 acre estate with fruit trees and wild peacocks owned by general hospital legend chris robinson by request only book your sedona experience with d’vine detours today and create unforgettable memories.

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Rachel reenstra is the owner of d'vine detours and is excited to show you all that sedona has to offer. featured in the movie ``sedona`` and 4 time emmy nominated tv host had no idea she would be starting her own tour company after wrapping her abc emmy nominated series, she moved to sedona to help her aging parents, then the world shut down, they went back to michigan for good, and rachel began her own dvine detour, leaving hollywood behind and giving vortex, vineyard and eco tourism trips in sedona and around the world join this comedian, musician, adventurer, and wildlife lover make your experience one you will never forget.

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d'Vine Swan Valley

D’vine full day wine tour.

Our d’Vine tours are our full day tours which run every day. These tours showcase the Swan Valleys exquisite wines, food and other treats on offer – not to mention the picturesque vineyards and landscape.

On a d’Vine Tour you will not only relish the amazing wines and produce

On our d’Vine Tour, we like to include the ‘perfect blend’ of venues. Some boutique, some rustic, those that are well established and others because they are just that good! This way, you’ll get an ideal snapshot of the Swan Valley, with no two venues being similar, and every wine you try will be so different.

Our Tour Includes

Chocolate lovers paradise with free chocolate samples PLUS a decadent chocolate truffle of your choice!

Delicious hot chips to munch on at the brewery!

Due to current COVID restrictions, some food tastings are not on offer at Providore. Other measures also take place to ensure a duty of care is seen through.

Please be aware that if mother nature is not being so kind to us, as well as other unforeseen conditions, venue locations may change. We also take some happy snaps on all of our Swan Valley tours which we provide for viewing in the Gallery on our homepage.

Adults ride for $149*

Kiddies (under 18) ride for $99*

*We take a maximum of 9 guests from the one ‘group’ on this tour. Please head to our booking conditions page for more elaboration on this – For groups of 10 or more, please enquire with us regarding a private tour.

DEPARTURE INFORMATION

We have several pick up locations which include the Perth CBD for the City goers and the Crown Casino for those high rollers. Already in the Valley? We’ll happily pick you up from the Swan Valley Tourism Centre .

Our first pick up is at 10.05am from the Bus Zone in Barrack Square (Barrack St Jetty) in the CBD. We will be departing from our last stop in the Swan Valley at approximately 3:50-4:00pm. Drop off times may vary depending on the location you want to end up.

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FEATURED VENUE

Lancaster Wines is by far the coolest winery in the Swan Valley – Their ‘tin shed’ cellar door is renowned for it’s laid back vibe and extremely gluggable* wines, it’s certainly a place that most of our customers remember as a highlight of the day.

We often visit Lancaster Wines in the weekday tours, and sometimes on the weekends. Their portfolio of wines is very impressive, with a great range of dry to sweet whites, rosé, old vine reds, dessert wines and more. Cheese lovers will be stoked! Their cheese & charcuterie fridge is nothing short of epic so putting together a little grazing board is easily done.

WHAT OUR HAPPY CUSTOMERS SAY

"Fabulous - We done the Sunday Funday tour with Ron and he was excellent. Ron was knowledgeable and answered all our questions about the area and also made the trip enjoyable with his great humour and personality. 10/10 experience."

Casey, Jun 2021

"5 Star Tour of the Swan Valley! A big thank you to Taryn & the team at D'Vine Wine tours, you made my day so effortless by handling everything and going above & beyond. Our tour guide was hilarious and made the day fun X"

Trip Advisor Review, July 2021

"Perfect combination to explore a bit of scenery and tastings! Just book it! You are gonna like it! Tour guides are enthusiastic, have a lot of knowledge about the history, wineries and local area. In my opinion a great way to learn about the history and tasting of the Australian wines!"

Kevin, July 2021

"Bickley Valley Wine Region is Fantastic. Visiting a wine region I didn't know anything about, and yet was so well organised and some non-standard wines to taste as well. Our tour guide and driver was very knowledgeable and great fun as well. Such a great way to do wine tasting. We also had a fantastic lunch at the Cores Cider. It was a great day out."

"I cannot say enough great things about d'Vine Tours! All staff are amazing, Taryn, Breana through to Rico the driver on the day. You made my 40th birthday wine tour an extremely happy and memorable experience. Thanks so much!"

Trip Advisor Review, Aug 2021

“This tour was well organised, all stops close to each other, so you didn’t spend much time on bus, therefore plenty of time at each winery. Jake our driver was super fun. He gave brief history (not boring) and socialised with us throughout the day. Food was great and overall just a fantastic day!!”

Trip Advisor Review, Jan 2020

“Saved the best to last! Last minute decision on our last day in Perth and chose well. The lovely Bree ushered our group throughout the day. Wine tasting, lunch, chocolates and more. If you are looking for a vibrant knowledgeable tour guide this is the experience you are looking for.

Elise, Jan 2020

“Fantastic Day Out! We booked this tour very last minute, as we only had a few days left in Perth. What a fantastic day we had! The guide Jake was very knowledgeable and also a good laugh. All the stops were lovely and the wine even better. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone.”

Paige, Jan 2020

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At d’Vine Wine Tour, we create a memorable experience for you and your party to enjoy the finest Walla Walla wines and accommodate your group transportation needs for up to 11 people. Let us assist you and your party in an unforgettable wine tour or special event in one of the fastest-growing wine locations in the world.

Sit back, relax and “take in” the sights of Walla Walla from the comfort of our impeccably maintained Touring Van. Let us do all the driving, keeping you safe and allowing you to relax and enjoy the day.

Walla Walla has nearly 130 wineries and choosing which wineries to visit while here for just a short time can be quite daunting. Rely on our knowledgeable wine tour professionals to personally select a tour that fits your expectations

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Discover the ultimate blend of wine and nature in BC’s Okanagan Valley.

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At Vine49, we believe that wine is more than just a beverage – it’s an experience. Our mission is to provide our customers with unforgettable wine tours that not only showcase the incredible wines of the Okanagan Valley, but also the stunning natural beauty and rich cultural history of the region. With a focus on personalized service, knowledgeable guides, and exceptional attention to detail, we strive to create tours that leave a lasting impression and inspire a lifelong love of wine. Join us on a journey of discovery and taste the best that the Okanagan has to offer.

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We are a local wine tour company in kelowna, bc, dedicated to providing unforgettable experiences through expertly guided tours of the okanagan valley’s best wineries..

We specialize in creating unforgettable experiences for our clients by taking them on a journey through the beautiful Okanagan Valley. Our team of expert guides are knowledgeable about the region’s wineries and will take you to the best spots for tastings, while also providing insight into the winemaking process. We offer a range of tours, including full-day and half-day options, as well as private tours for groups of all sizes. We believe that wine tasting should be a fun and enjoyable experience, and we strive to make sure that each and every one of our clients has a great time. Book your tour with us today and get ready to savor some of the finest wines that the Okanagan has to offer!

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Wild grape vines of easter island identified.

Wild vines that were found on Easter Island (Rapa Nui) have now been identified following genetic studies, confirming intentions to make wine on the island in the 19th century.

The research paper was published just in time for the long Easter weekend, revealing Easter Island has been hosting at least six different grape varieties since the 19th century with multiple vineyard sites around the island.

The grape vines, which have been left uncultivated for over a century, include País and Moscatel de Alejandría — two of the first Vitis vinifera varieties believed to have been planted in the Americas — as well as three native Criolla varieties and one as of yet unknown variety.

The five known varieties reveal that the grape vines most likely arrived to Easter Island from mainland Chile, however the unknown variety remains a mystery. “Based on its SSR haplotypic pattern [the unknown variety] probably had a direct European ancestry,” the research article, authored by several researchers, states.

The samples were taken from several sites around the island where the old vines still produce grapes — most notably in and around the Rano Kau crater.

Although there are historic references to vineyards being planted on the island in the late 1800s, when the missionaries left the island in the early 20th century the vineyards are believed to have been abandoned.

It is yet unknown if anyone successfully made wine from these vineyards, as there are no written records evidencing anything beyond the intention of using these vineyards for wine production. Commander Ignacio L. Gana speculated in 1870 that the island conditions were ideal for wine, comparable to Madeira, while other missionaries praised the quality of the grapes and vineyards.

The story of wine and grape vines on Easter Island was reignited six years ago by winemakers Alvaro Arriagada and Fernando Almeda, who planted new vines with local partners on the island and starting reproducing the old, wild vines in a nursery. Their new vines produced the first vintage of Rapa Nui sparkling wine last year, albeit in small, experimental quantities.

These experimental wines and the findings of the Patrimonial grapevine varieties from Rapa Nui: genetic characterisation and relationship with continental cultivars research paper is only the latest chapter in what is revealing itself to become a fascinating story of Easter Island wine.

Amanda Barnes is the drinks business ´ regular South America correspondent and author of The South America Wine Guide .

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Moscow Wines: The Best Wine Bars

Moscow is a vibrant city with something for everyone. From amazing nightclubs and restaurants to Russian Bathhouses and sights, Moscow is an amazing tourist destination. Moscow Wines are just as amazing!

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The city is absolutely packed with wine bars offering unique Moscow wines and wine tasting experiences. As well, the cold weather in Russia breeds unique grapes. When in Moscow, these are the venues to visit for the best wine experience!

Moscow Wines and Wine Bars

Few wine bars in Moscow have made quite the impact on the locals than Wine Bazar. This sophisticated, bohemian-chic spot resides on Komsomolskiy Avenue. For the full experience complete with excellently-paired food options and an impressive wine list, you need look no further. At Wine Bazar you get to enjoy everything that you love about wine without spending your whole budget.

Visitors and residents of Moscow alike consider Wine Bazar to be a must-see Moscow wine bar. The extensive list of Moscow wines and wines from other locales get patrons visiting time and time again!

Wine Religion

Are you a budding wine connoisseur? Do you simply love wine and want to broaden your horizons? As you can expect of a place called Wine Religion, the folks here take their Moscow wines very seriously. Expert sommeliers are on-hand to help you choose from their list of cherry-picked wines. Of all the Moscow wine bars that you ever visit, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a more knowledgeable staff.

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With a wine list of over 100 selections, Magnum Wine Bar is a local authority on all things wine.

If your aim is to kick back with a bottle of wine and jam to some live music, Wino has everything you need. More than wine, Wino also serves wine-based cocktails that are sure to delight the senses. For some of us, enjoying wine is an experience to be had. This comes complete with a great atmosphere, music and food. If this is true for you, this Moscow wine bar must be in your consideration for your next night out.

Not far from the Metro station and with prices that are competitive, Wino serves the local citizenry and visiting guests. Attentive sommeliers are there to guide you as you search for your newest favorite chardonnay, merlot, and more.

Magnum Wine Bar

With a wine list of over 100 selections, Magnum Wine Bar is a local authority on all things wine. In fact, their list of Moscow wines draws in wine connoisseurs from far and wide. They also carry wines from other locales. You don’t even have to have the deepest of pockets to get a glass or two of something familiar, or something new.

Ambience, professional sommeliers, and incredible prices make Magnum Wine Bar a tough spot to beat in terms of well…everything. They even serve adventurous and innovative food dishes to accompany your favorite glass!

And if you’re ever in the mood for brunch, Magnum Wine Bar is a serious gem. This city loves good wine and good food.

If variety is your thing, LITRO is the place to be. This Italian restaurant on Bolshaya Gruzinskaya Street has made big waves, and in all the right ways. Though Italian cuisine is why people come to LITRO, the wine is what convinces them to stay for hours. They offer selections from the vast reaches of the world (not just Italian, French or Moscow wines). Best yet, they’re sold at prices that can’t be beaten! You’re bound to try something new and daring that will leave an impression.

The Moscow wines sold at LITRO are an immense variety. You can buy many of their selections at a variety of sizes. Bottles, 1 liter bottles, half-bottles and glasses are all available for you to enjoy. You never have to settle for more than you want!

Conclusion:

If one thing is certain, it’s that the people of Moscow love their wine. And they take it very seriously, too. Expert sommeliers, decadent food pairings, excellent atmosphere and immense variety are the calling card of Moscow wine bars. All 5 of these wine bars and restaurants are a step above the rest. But don’t think for a second that this list is exhaustive of all the great Moscow wine bars and restaurants. You could live in Moscow for your entire life and never get around to them all!

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Denbies Wine Estate, Surrey

Nestled in the heart of the Surrey Hills in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Denbies Wine Estate is one of England’s largest single estate vineyards. Visitors can enjoy indoor wine tasting tours, outdoor vineyard train tours and eat at a number of restaurants, including Gallery Restaurant, Vineyard Restaurant & Wine Library, Conservatory Restaurant, and the Hatch On The Lawn Takeaway. The estate is also home to the Denbies Vineyard Hotel, which has 17 en suite rooms. The hotel has been “designed with the vineyard at its heart”, said The Telegraph . One of Britain’s first vineyard hotels, the “setting of this boutique property doesn’t disappoint”. denbies.co.uk

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Greyfriars Vineyard, Surrey

Located in the Surrey Hills, Greyfriars Vineyard has been making wine since 1989. Its " stunning south-facing chalk slopes" said Surrey Live . Greyfriars's tour with wine tasting takes visitors on a guided walk through the beautiful vineyards finishing with a "tutored tasting" of several of its "prize-winning sparkling and still wines". Alernatively, you can opt for a free self-guided tour. greyfriarsvineyard.co.uk

Hambledon Vineyard, Hampshire

Hambledon Vineyard boasts the title of England's oldest commercial vineyard and despite "flying the flag for English fizz" since 1952 "it's still full of new ideas", said Time Out . The small family-run operation's "charm" is showcased in its wine tours and the pop-up restaurant is a "lovely touch". Tours include a "walk around the vineyards and underground cellars", said Good Housekeeping , before sampling "English sparklers", or add on an afternoon tea. hambledonvineyard.co.uk

Oastbrook Estate Vineyard, East Sussex

Set in a rolling valley, Oastbrook Estate's winery is itself an "outstanding architectural feature", said WineTourism.com . Surrounded by vineyards and offering luxury accommodation "this truly is a unique place to visit to try amazing wines". Oastbrook produces a range of award-winning sparkling and still wines that "reflect the exceptional micro-climate of the Rother Valley". As well as luxury glamping and the Scandinavian-style Avalon Waterside Lodge, the estate also has its own "Hobbit house", Vineyard Hollow, within the vineyard, with two bedrooms, a living area, wood-burner and even a hot tub. oastbrook.com

Tinwood Estate, West Sussex

There's plenty of attractions for wine aficionados at the Tinwood Estate. On the edge of the South Downs near Chichester, visitors can book vineyard tours, tastings and afternoon teas. There's a "small-plates restaurant" open during the day, said The Times . One of the big highlights here are the three luxury vineyard lodges "each decorated in beautiful materials, with a terrace for better views of those ripening grapes" as well as a barrel sauna and a hot tub". The estate first started planting in 2007 and "boasts 110 acres of land under vine, where it largely produces Blanc de Blancs, Brut and English Sparkling Rose", said Square Meal .  tinwoodestate.com

Oxney Organic Estate, East Sussex

Near Rye in East Sussex, the Oxney Organic Estate makes “delectable chardonnays and fizz”, said The Times . As the name suggests, this 35-acre vineyard is said to be the "largest single-estate" maker of organic English wines, with wine tours every Saturday from April to November. And on a sunny day, you'll be able to take in the beautiful country views on an idyllic picnic lunch after your tour. Best of all, "you can sleep it off" in the estate's converted barn, shepherd's hut or farmhouse cottage. oxneyestate.com

Ashling Park Estate, West Sussex

Ashling Park is a vineyard and winery – and "what wine it is", said Neil Davey on TheWeek.com . But it also offers a gin school, an excellent restaurant and some delightful luxury lodges. The visitor centre and shop is very good and the tour is informative. In 2023 Ashling Park won gold for its eponymous rosé at the Wine GB Awards. It's also a Decanter Gold Medal winner. ashlingpark.co.uk

Ridgeview Wine Estate, East Sussex

Looking out of the tasting room window at Ridgeview Wine Estate, the inspiration for the name is clear. Beyond the vines stretching out across the valley, the landscape rises towards the chalk escarpment of the South Downs, which divides the vineyard from Brighton and the sea. As "one of England's most prestigious producers", said the Daily Mail , Ridgeview offers guided tours, relaxed wine tastings, or all-day dining at The Rows & Vine restaurant. ridgeview.co.uk

Tillingham Winery, East Sussex

Less than a 15-minute drive from the historic town of Rye you'll find Tillingham Winery, "one of the most exciting wine-makers in Britain," said The Times , which is "known for natural, non-intervention wines plus fermentation in earthenware qvevri jars". Book onto one of the vineyard tours in advance and enjoy the "country life" that's incorporated into the surroundings, said Kaye O'Doherty on TheWeek.com . As well as tours and tastings, Tillingham also offers 11 double rooms in a former hop barn and a restaurant with vistas over the Sussex countryside. Chef Brendan Eades, who scooped a Michelin Green Star in 2022, cooks up an exceptional, pescatarian feast with fish caught daily from Rye Harbour. tillingham.com

Rathfinny Wine Estate, East Sussex

Here "each bottling is supposed to reflect the unpredictable nature of the British summer season", said Elite Traveler . "Three miles from where the rolling hills of the South Downs give way to the coast" the 600-acre estate is home to The Flint Barns, which has 10 en-suite bedrooms, and the Tasting Room and Flint Barns Dining Room restaurants. Rathfinny's Cellar Door shop is open daily for drop-in wine tastings and shopping, while the estate also offers seasonal vineyard tours and tastings all year round. rathfinnyestate.com

Chapel Down, Kent

On the chalky North Downs, Chapel Down is perhaps "the most well-known wine producer in the UK", said Time Out . The guided tour is "a lot of fun" and it helps that "the wine is great, too", with Flint Dry a bestseller. Chapel Down has won numerous awards throughout the years and its Classic NV Brut is one of the "most accessible" English sparkling wines – "both from a price point and national availability", said Great British Wine . As well as tours Chapel Down also hosts experiences and visitors can book a table at its restaurant, The Swan Wine Kitchen. chapeldown.com

Biddenden Vineyards, Kent

The county's "oldest family-run vineyard", Biddenden produces "top-notch white, rosé, red and sparkling wines", said Country Living , from 11 grape varieties. All vine work is still carried out by hand. Vineyard tours, self-guided tours, meet-the-winemaker tours and picnics are available to book. Stay a little longer in a romantic cottage with a wood-fired hot tub. biddendenvineyards.com

Langham Wine Estate, Dorset

At this environmentally conscious vineyard in the heart of the West Country, they take a "low-intervention approach to wine making, from grape growing to wine production", said Square Meal . English sparkling is the "brand's main forte" which you can sample on a guided tour and tasting. And if an afternoon of wine tasting really takes it out of you, a sumptuous collection of lunches and afternoon teas are available in the vineyard café. With wines made solely from the classical champagne grape varieties of chardonnay, pinot noir and pinot meunier, this is high-quality fare – be sure not to miss the Rosé NV, which is packed full of gorgeous berry flavours. langhamwine.co.uk

Darts Farm's Pebblebed Vineyard, Devon

Visitors can book tours and tastings at Darts Farm's 18-acre Pebblebed Vineyard and traditional winery, in the village of Clyst St George in east Devon. The vineyards and winery are located on their farm and "the team are proud" said Luxury Lifestyle magazine, "to be one of very few single-estate producers" in the country, with the vineyard and winery in one place and wines made from their own grapes. dartsfarm.co.uk

Castlewood Vineyard, Devon

If you're seeking "fizz and festivals" look no further than Castlewood Vineyard in Devon, said Condé Nast Traveller . Its story began in 2006 on a south-facing Devon hillside overlooking the River Axe with owner Rob Corbett planting his vines by hand. Now the vineyard offers private tours and a June festival, held to celebrate the release of the latest vintage. If you stay in one of the Grade-II listed cottages you'll be "surrounded by pretty gardens and countryside". Equally, if you're there for just a day the steep slopes of the vineyard offer "amazing views of the Axe Valley". castlewoodvineyard.co.uk

Camel Valley, Cornwall

Made up of 82 acres of rolling hills bathed in southerly sunshine, Camel Valley is Cornwall's largest vineyard, and was "the first English wine producer to be granted a royal warrant", said Muddy Stilettos . Visitors can join a number of tours and tastings, or sit on a stone-clad terrace, sipping Pinot Noir Rosé Brut as they watch the sun set over vineyards that slope down to the River Camel as it snakes from Bodmin Moor to Padstow. And it's "handy for non-driving access", being on the Camel Trail cycle route. camelvalley.com

Three Choirs Vineyards, Gloucestershire

One of England's oldest vineyards, in 2023 Three Choirs celebrated 50 years since the first vines were planted on the estate in Newent, Gloucestershire. It now boasts 75 acres of vines and currently produces around 250,000 bottles of wine a year. Facilities and experiences include The Brasserie restaurant, Cellar Door shop, plus wine tastings and vineyard tours. A "pretty vineyard" with "fabulous views", there's even accommodation on site, said The Hotel Guru . The lodges and rooms are "smart and spacious" with "hints of luxury". three-choirs-vineyards.co.uk

Woodchester Valley Vineyard, Gloucestershire

This south Cotswolds vineyard is "putting Gloucestershire on the map as a world-class wine destination", said Muddy Stilettos . Set in the Stroud valleys, "family-run boutique winery" Woodchester Valley has been producing world-class white, rosé and sparkling wines since 2016 and visitors can book tours, tastings or enjoy a "sip-and-stay experience with a difference". In 2023 its vintage Pinot Gris "beat Italian rivals", said The Times , to win gold at the Global Pinot Gris/Pinot Grigio Masters. woodchestervalleyvineyard.co.uk

Gwinllan Conwy Vineyard, Conwy

There are vineyards "blossoming" all across Wales, said Natasha Lovell-Smith on Great British Food Awards . And one of the most popular is Gwinllan Conwy, which has received multiple national and international awards. Set against the stunning backdrop of the Snowdonia Mountain Range, the "success" of this vineyard is "underpinned by the microclimate" of north Wales, which "pairs resemblance" to the climate of New Zealand. Thanks to its proximity to the sea, this means the vineyard "experiences mild winters allowing the vines to develop earlier". This beautiful vineyard offers tours and wine tasting experiences throughout the year and at the online shop you can buy Welsh artisan produce or Welsh hampers, as well as wine. gwinllanconwy.co.uk

Llanerch Vineyard, Glamorgan

Tucked into the Welsh countryside, yet only 20 minutes from Cardiff, Llanerch Vineyard offers "a drop of romance", said Kerry Walker in The Daily Telegraph . While the vineyard itself is centred on a "whitewashed farmhouse" from 1851 and pulls off the "delicate act of combining original features", the hotel rooms are "bright and contemporary". Beyond the hotel and wine, is the "perkily turreted Neo-Gothic" Hensol Castle which is only a 15-minute walk away. But where Llanerch really "shines" is its restaurant which overlooks the vineyard and offers "great" food and "bang-on" service. You may "come for a wine tour" but you'll "stay for the imaginative locally sourced food". llanerch.co.uk

Ryedale Vineyards, North Yorkshire

The most northerly vineyard in Britain, Ryedale offers more than wine – it also makes cider from the estate's orchards. Voted one of the best vineyards to visit and tour in England, it offers an "informal, humorous and informative guided tour". For those wanting to stay, Ryedale has two "cosy en suite rooms in the farmhouse", said The Guardian , and the "slap-up breakfast" is the "perfect way to start a day" exploring the surrounding North Yorkshire wolds. ryedalevineyards.co.uk

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