I'm sorry to announce that we have decided not to have any more open days and tours this year due to the complications of covid 19 infect...

Something that just came up. As part of the English Wine Week we are offering a special discount on all our wines including the newly rel...

The 2019 Orion and the 2019 Rose vintages are now available. The Orion has been made by the renowned Litmus winery who make the wine for ...

What with all the concerns I am a bit concerned for the tour groups that have booked for this summer. We all don't know how things will d...

Yes I've become a TV star. The popular BBC1 tv programme featured Quoins Organic Vineyard on Monday 2nd March. The couple who are also me...

We actually caught a day with no rain to start the harvest way back on the 23rd September. We took the Madeleine angevine and the Rondo t...

We are through the flowering period and were greeted with that hot weather just at the right time. So now it is time to see the developin...

Insects are disappearing, with 40% of species facing extinction in the next few decades. So said a scary new report last week. And that’s...

We’ve been totting up all the awards we’ve won over the previous ten years since we started entering wine competitions back in 2006. The ...

Vines don't mind the cold weather. Their roots go way down into the earth, far beyond the reach of frost. The tracery of the unpruned old...

We harvested the Madeleine Angevine on 14 September, which is the earliest ever. Tomorrow, 18 September, we start on the Rondo, which is ...

The Soil Association inspector called on his annual check last week, making sure that we stick to organic standards in every area. The vi...

Quoins vineyard was selected to feature on the popular BBC TV programme ‘Escape to the Country’. Yesterday we spent the morning filming a...

We love hosting so many different visitors, from all ages and backgrounds, at the vineyard. For those less able, the best time to visit i...

The French get straight to the point when talking about medlars. Dog's Arse, they call them. Look closely at the fruit and you can see wh...

Many thanks to David Mars who visited the vineyard recently and took some great photos from his drone. Note the different colour of the ...

The vineyard is a popular spot for hen parties. The hens all enjoy the wine and discussion on organic vineyard management, as well as ex...

The plum season is upon us! It starts with the little hedgerow plums, whose brave flowers shine out in March. This year, they got hit by ...

When we bought the vineyard, it was part of a ploughed field. We planted a grass mix, including some wild flowers, between the vine rows,...

When the Romans founded the  settlement of Aquae Sulis, now known as Bath, they brought their vines with them. Hitchhiking along on the i...