Holmfirth Vineyard, Accommodation & Restaurant by Sheveling Wine Estates - Holmfirth

Fiona M.

Just had a lovely stay here at the Holmfirth Vineyard. The wine tour was very informative albeit in the middle of a storm lol! Nigel was great and we enjoyed learning about the wine produced here. The staff were friendly and helpful. Food was good and the accommodation was very nice. Quirky in fact !!

Nicola L.

Incredible morning with Ash guiding us through a tour and tasting . Lovely to see a person so passionate and knowledgeable about the whole process from field to bottle, definitely worth a visit and lovely to sample the wine that they grow . Incredible to think we grow wine in Yorkshire, Gods own country. The afternoon tea was fabulous , looking forward to go back in the summer to sea the vines in full flourish.

Hayley F.

We knew from the first open day visit that the vineyard was the one. Every other venue we saw just didn't compare! The events team were all very easy to deal with and down to earth. On the wedding day itself everything went to plan (to our knowledge) and we and all the guests had such a fantastic day. All guests commented on how spectacular the food was and of course the view/location speaks for itself! We wouldn't hesitate to recommend this wedding venue to anyone we know! Special thanks to Mia, Holly and Tom for making our day unforgettable! The only issue that we had was that we had to source alternative accommodation for the night before as there was another wedding at the vineyard. Something to bear in mind that you may need to get ready and stay over the night before somewhere else.

Maz L.

Firstly, lovely place. Nigel was funny and knowledgeable about his job and the vineyard. Beautiful views of Yorkshire. Downsides, got there 10 minutes early, told to stand outside in the rain and wait. No complimentary umbrellas if needed. Walking through the 'vineyard' was basically between 2 sets of vibes and sat on a hard bench whilst told about history of the place. Wine tasting was a disappointment. Told there would be seating, there were 2 old dirty type sofas, so nowhere near enough space for 40 people to sit down. Also same glass was used for all 3 wines tasted, the wine was splosed, literally into glasses all over people's hands and my shoes. No really the chic experience I was expecting. Food for lunch ok, bit overpriced. Biggest disappointment, no white wine that they produce available from the vineyard and were sold some French wine at £24 a bottle that was supposed to be similar to thier white wine. I can tick it off the bucket list, but overall a massive disappointment.

Jenny W.

Visited here on Monday. It was a glorious day and just lovely sitting outside enjoying the view. However, I felt the wine a tad expensive, but it was delicious! I understand you can stay there but didn’t see where. A great spot to enjoy the views.

Debbie J.

Nigel the tour guide/grape expert was brilliant, so funny and told us a lot of interesting facts about growing grapes in colder climes and the wine making process. The vineyard is in a beautiful area with stunning views. Make sure you wear appropriate footwear as it is a bit steep and can be wet and muddy. You get to sample a white, rosé and red wine and can also purchase them. On site restaurant which does food. The afternoon teas looked wonderful. Parking on site but get a taxi if you are going to drink! I would highly recommend.

Mark H.

On the positive side, this vineyard is in the most beautiful location, and there is a funny, entertaining and interesting tour guide.

The food ranged from nice - inedible, most being mediocre, basically catering pack-style pub food.

The wine was probably what you'd expect from Yorkshire - fairly high in acidity - hence the white and rosé were refreshing when cold, but the red was best avoided, especially when raw and young.

The service was mixed.
When we arrived, we noticed someone who appeared to be a guest (because she didn't look up from her laptop) at a large table near the entrance. Several minutes later, she got up, greeted us unsmilingly and told us to wait at this table while our own was prepared. It took some time before a drinks order was taken and even longer for the drinks to arrive. The waiting staff were, at least, pleasant young people, but presumably busy. It took two hours to serve drinks and two courses on a midweek lunchtime.

Kevin C.

ti let's bought for a afternoon tea followed by a talk about the vineyard and the wines produced there.

thet say the wine is better if the vine is tortured.

being in Holmfirth it certainly is.

we had sun rain fog sun back to rain allin 3 hours..

brilliant visit@