One of England’s most beautiful vineyards.
Established in the mid 1980s, and one of the first vineyards in Herefordshire, we have around two acres of mature vines.
Sharon and Peter Maiden, with a small team of dedicated workers, are proud to produce a selection of award winning white wines from about 2,300 vines.
The collection of single-variety wines, along with a variety of delicious local produce, can be purchased from their shop in the old apple press house.
Award-winning Bacchus and sparkling Pinot Gris are particularly popular and the full collection can be tasted on Coddington’s fantastic vineyard tours.
The vineyard is south facing, covering about two acres and containing about 2,300 vines.
We grow three grape varieties. Two of them, Bacchus and Ortega, are developed in Germany for a cool climate, and are partly of Riesling stock. The third, planted more recently, is Pinot Gris, a French grape.
We usually harvest the Ortega in late September and the Bacchus and Pinot Gris in October.
Self-catering Accommodation
Those wanting to holiday on the vineyard can choose between the Grade II-listed Hop Cottage or the Vine Lodge, both offering outstanding accommodation.
The vineyard offering makes both of these properties completely unique and the guests are encouraged to wander our beautiful gardens and chat with our gardeners and vine tender.
Herefordshire is renowned for fruit and hops growing, and cider making.
Our vineyard is an ideal location to spend a holiday amongst the backdrop of this farming and cultural heritage.
There is plenty to see and do in and around the Malvern Hills, which are 15 minutes away.
Being so close to the Malvern Hills, the whole area is a haven for our guests. If you’re interested in walking, don’t miss Oyster Hill, within the curterlidge of the vineyard, you’ll be rewarded with stunning views of the Brecon Beacons.
Elizabeth Barret (Browning), renowned poet of the Victorian era, lived at the main house, Hope End, until she was 26 in 1832. She must have spent many days looking across Herefordshire musing on her rhymes and stories.
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