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Giffords Hall
The Vineyard Story
Giffords Hall Vineyard is now 35 years old, with matured vines producing their best grapes yet.
Situated on an ancient glacial riverbed, our 19-acre site grows upon fertile sandy loam soil over gravel to produce quality grapes, high in natural sugars and acids, which lend themselves particularly well to sparkling and still wines.
It's this special terroir which gives our wines their dry flinty quality and delicate floral accents.
Pinot Blanc; Pinot Noir, both Burgundy clone and Précoce; Madeleine Angevine; Reichensteiner; Rondo and Bacchus varieties thrive here. The vineyard was established with plantings of these modern clones.
Award winning, English wine
The Giffords Hall label was officially launched in 2009 with a Rose and a Bacchus still wine. Over the years Giffords Hall has achieved success at national and international level and continues to produce elegant wines of the highest standard.
Giffords Hall Vineyard has signed up for the Sustainable Wines of Great Britain programme, and we are working towards using natural methods of weed control, disease prevention and canopy management. We employ minimal intervention principles and run our friendly flock of rare breed sheep on the vines. Indigenous flora and fauna thrive in our vineyard
The Winery
Wines are made using both stainless steel tanks and French oak barrels. While our aromatic wines are habitually fermented in stainless steel to preserve varietal characteristics, others are lees aged in barrel to bring a higher level of expression and complexity. Each batch is individually monitored and the end wines are blended together by our skilled winemaker,
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