Planted by Paul and Lynn Langham in 2001 with over 5,000 vines and is situated in a hidden valley just off the A360 in the village of Littleton Panell south of Devizes.  The site is primarily east and south facing so it always catches the morning sun and keeps the heat throughout the day.  This also means they are sheltered from the predominant westerly winds and this creates an excellent micro-climate.  The soil is greensand with chalk lying between 2 and 5 feet underground, perfect for the growing of grapes.  Also on site is Wiltshire's last commercial orchard from which their own apple juice is produced.

Grape Varieties Grown:

White: Pinot Auxerrois, Reichensteiner and Seyval Blanc

Red: Pinot Noir and Dunkelfelder

Wines Produced:

Still dry White Wines
Still rosé (2006)
Still red
Sparkling white
Apple juice

Visitors' Facilities:

Open normally 10.30am - 5.30pm on Fridays and Saturdays and Bank Holidays

Visitors are also welcome to walk around the vineyard and to a free tasting in the vineyard shop.

Sales:

Wine sales are through the vineyard shop and a range of quality local shops  including Waitrose, please see our website for more details.

Directions:

From Devizes take the A360 towards Salisbury for 4 miles after passing under the railway bridge turn left at the top of the hill just before the 30mph signs.

From Salisbury/Stonehenge take the A360 towards Devizes and on entering West Lavington and Littleton Panell continue until you come to the national speed limit signs and turn right straight after the signs.