Own your Own Vineyard
- New Hall Vineyards
- May 8, 2018
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 2, 2019
Have you ever dreamed of owning a vineyard and entertaining friends with your own quality wine?
By leasing a row of vines from New Hall for a year, you actually become a Vineyard Owner of a row of 80-90 well established grapes vines!
Your row of vines could produce about 220 - 240 bottles of wine a year (worked out on averages over the last 20 years.)
The grapes from your row will be made into wine by our award winning winemaking team into your chosen style or a combination of styles. The 2017 prices are £2.05 a Bottle to make for still white wines (Dry, Medium/Dry or Medium style). Rosé, Red and the White Sparkling can be made for extra cost depending on that years availability.
We are currently sold out for the 2019 vintage however if you would like more information please contact us in March/April 2020 and we can send you the information leaflets prior to opening the scheme for the new year.
Our leaseholders also receive:
FREE Personalised Wine Label put on your bottles A 10% Discount Owners Membership card for use in our Cellar Shop Two free entry tickets per row to the Annual English Wine Festival held each year at New Hall on the first weekend in September. Invitations to Special Events and Promotions
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