Experience the Magic of Yorkshire Wines at Your Local Vineyard
Nestled in the tranquil countryside of Woodlesford, Leventhorpe Vineyard is a hidden gem, celebrated for its unique wines and artisanal winemaking techniques. With approximately 30 years of vineyard history, patrons can engage in delightful conversations with the knowledgeable owners, George and Janet, while savoring exceptional wines crafted from rare grape varieties. This working vineyard allows guests to enjoy wine tasting right where the magic happens, offering a unique experience to explore the best of Yorkshire's wine offerings.
Newsome Green Road, Off, Bullerthorpe Ln, Woodlesford, Swillington, Leeds LS26 8AF, UK
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Sample a variety of locally produced red, white, and sparkling wines with guidance from knowledgeable owners.
Purchase bottles of Yorkshire wine, including unique grape varieties and traditional artisanal selections.
Explore the working vineyard, learn about grape cultivation, and see wine-making processes up close.
Engage in conversations with the owners about wine production, serving tips, and the vineyard's history.
Discover méthode traditionnelle sparkling wines crafted on-site, a local alternative to champagne.
Overall rating
David Wood
went over the weekend tucked away in a short cul de sac. amazing to see a small vineyard in this area and climate making quality wine. my wife and I had a chat with George and Janet who were very accommodating and knowledgeable. ended up buying a bottle of there red 🍷 wine. what a beautiful end to the day. thank you George and Janet.
Gary Robinson
George is very knowledgeable of wine and wine production. He explained each of the vineyards wines and how to make a good sparkling wine . Due to COVID 19 we could not taste the wines but I bought a selection of Red , whites , and sparkling wines . I had a glass of the Seyval white with my dinner . It was a light delicate wine that carried aromas and a taste of lemons and would of been excellent with fish . I had a bottle of the West Riding Red . This was another delicate wine with a nice amount of tannin . Best opened an hour or 2 before taking . It reminded me of a Teroldego from the Dolomites . Lovely wine and not too strong at 11.5 percent . I’m looking forward to the other sparking and whites . Highly recommend a trip to see George .
Sam
What a great little gem. This vineyard has been here for around 30 years growing on hill field. Had a great conversation with the owner on the background of wine making, his wines and how best to serve and enjoy them. It's a working vineyard so don't go expecting a 'tasting room'. You can taste and enjoy the great wine on offer and you do so in the place where the wine magic happens. Which in my opinion is all the better for it. The wine is lovely, he accepts card. Yorkshire wine. Go get it. :)
James Best
Unusual grape varieties. Traditional artisanal methods of wine making and a knowledgeable host. Charming place. Bought some white wine, a red wine and a bottle of not allowed to call it champagne. Looking forward to opening them in a few years and remembering the lovely morning amongst a Yorkshire vineyard and enjoying the wine
Jamie Melly
One of Leeds' best-kept secrets! I've been coming here for a couple of years now and it's a real delight talking to the owner about his life and experience with wine and the industry, all while sampling wines you probably won't believe were harvested less than 100 yards away from you. I'm not a connoisseur by any standard, but with the variety you can find here, you'd be hard pushed not to find at least a couple of bottles that take your fancy. It's a very special thing to enjoy local wine from your own city in this country, something a lot of people in the world take for granted. Now you can have the same right on your doorstep without the flights!
