One of England’s original wine pioneers,
Three Choirs Vineyards in Gloucestershire is where the modern story of English wine quietly began.
Set on 75 acres of gently rolling vines, the estate has been producing wine since the 1970s - and it shows in the confidence and ease of the experience.
Accommodation here ranges from cosy lodge-style rooms nestled between the vines to more traditional farmhouse stays, all designed for comfort and immersion in the landscape. Wake up to mist rising over the vineyard, take your morning coffee on a private terrace, and breathe in the calm.
The wines are expressive and approachable - aromatic whites, delicate rosés, and soft reds that reflect the unique English terroir. Tasting flights at the cellar door are relaxed and welcoming, and the on-site brasserie pairs local produce with estate wines in a setting that never feels rushed.
In summary; a place where time slows down, the wine is always flowing, and every corner invites you to stay just a little longer.
9.1 superb
