Discover the Best Yorkshire Vineyards for Wine, Food and a Memorable Day Out

Looking for a brilliant vineyard to visit in Yorkshire? In this guide, we’ve rounded up seven of the best Yorkshire vineyards, so you can quickly find the right spot for a wine tasting, vineyard tour, relaxed lunch, romantic day out or even an overnight stay.

Yorkshire might not be the first place that springs to mind when you think about English wine, but the county is home to a growing collection of vineyards producing some seriously interesting bottles. From the rolling Yorkshire Wolds to the dramatic landscapes around Holmfirth, these vineyards offer a fantastic way to explore the county while enjoying locally produced wine, good food and beautiful countryside.

Loversall Vineyard, Doncaster

Located at Loversall Farm near Doncaster is a great choice if you want your visit to feel like a proper adventure. The family-run vineyard combines wine with the surrounding countryside. With its unique adventure tours taking visitors around the farm by tractor and trailer before heading into the vineyard and even including a boat ride.

You can learn about English wine production before finishing with a tasting of Loversall wines accompanied by local cheese or charcuterie.

Where? Loversall, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN11 9DF

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Ryedale Vineyards, York

Set at Farfield Farm in Westow near Malton, Ryedale is a family-run vineyard at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds. From growing the grapes through to winemaking, bottling and labelling on site, everything is done with care.

Thier vineyard experience lasts around two and a half hours and includes a guided walk through the vines, a look around the winery and a tasting of their wines accompanied by local cheeses.

Its location also makes it a great addition to a day exploring Malton, Castle Howard and the surrounding North Yorkshire countryside.

Where? Farfield Farm, Westow, York, YO60 7LS

Yorkshire Heart Vineyard, Nun Monkton, York

Just outside York in the pretty village of Nun Monkton, Yorkshire Heart Vineyard is one of the best all-round for a full day out. The site also has a brewery and Winehouse Café, so there’s something for everyone.

Their Vineyard tours include a walk through the vines and winery followed by wine tasting and Yorkshire nibbles such as local cheese, meats, olives and chocolate.

You can also book afternoon tea, vineyard picnics, lunches and more elaborate wine-and-dining experiences, making it particularly appealing for celebrations or special occasions.

Where? Pool Lane, Nun Monkton, York, YO26 8EL

Holmfirth Vineyard, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire

This vineyard is all about the views as much as the wine. Offering guided tours lasting around 60–90 minutes, taking visitors through the vines and winery before a tasting of its Yorkshire wines.

You can combine your visit with lunch or dinner in the restaurant, enjoy a traditional afternoon tea or book one of the vineyard’s accommodation packages for a proper countryside getaway.

The combination of panoramic views, wine, food and overnight accommodation makes Holmfirth particularly well suited to romantic breaks, birthdays and anniversaries.

Where? Woodhouse Lane, Holmbridge, Holmfirth. HD9 2QR

Dunesforde Vineyard, Upper Dunsforth, Near York

With a fascinating historical twist, this family-run vineyard produces cool-climate wines including Bacchus, Solaris, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir Précoce, while its tasting rooms celebrate the area’s Roman heritage.

You can choose from different experiences, including vineyard tours and tastings of the still and sparkling wines, while its larger Grand Tasting experience includes a selection of local food chosen to complement the wines.

The combination of Yorkshire wine, countryside views and Roman history gives Dunesforde a distinctive character.

Where? Upper Dunsforth North Yorkshire YO26 9RU

Laurel Vines Vineyard, Aike, Near Driffield

Laurel Vines is a family-run vineyard that makes the most of its East Yorkshire setting. With sustainability at the heart of the business, the vineyard and winery are carbon neutral.

Enjoy a relaxed selection of experiences including guided tours, vineyard picnics and afternoon teas. The vineyard picnic is a particular highlight, combining a tour with sandwiches, scones and a bottle of Laurel Vines wine or local beer, with the option to eat amongst the vines.

There are also wine club events and quirky experiences involving their Highland cattle. If your perfect visit involves good wine, local food and plenty of fresh air rather than anything too formal, this one is well worth a visit.

Where? Laurel Farm, Aike, Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire, YO25 9BG

Little Wold Vineyard, South Cave, East Yorkshire

With beautiful views across the surrounding countryside towards the Humber, the Wilson family has farmed the land for generations, with the vineyard first planted in 2012.

Vineyard tours combine a walk around the vines with the story of the farm and a tasting of Little Wold wines, while the cellar door offers wine flights alongside locally sourced cheese, meat and vegan boards.

Its location makes it particularly appealing to walkers and anyone who enjoys combining food and wine with the outdoors. For a relaxed afternoon of Yorkshire wine, countryside views and a good cheeseboard, Little Wold is a lovely choice.

Where? Beverley Road, South Cave, Brough, East Yorkshire, HU15 2BB