We stopped in to Camel Valley while riding the camel trail bike ride. I wished we'd driven, so we could take back some of the great wine :) It's quite expensive, but worth trying for the sheer novelty of English wine! more

We recently stayed at Lions Barn, one of two self-catering cottages in the middle of the Camel Valley vineyard and run by the same people as the vineyard. It was our second visit, and the cottage has been totally revamped since we were last there. The cottage has central heating (we were there in January but the cottage was very... more

We visited the Camel Valley winery not knowing what to expect. Recommend the grand tour and tasting experience - Expect the unexpected! An informative tour conducted by the owner himself (Bob Lindo), an endearing, honest gentleman with a sense of humour followed by a tasting session where you will be presented with the opportunity to taste most of the wines... more

I decided to make a quick stop at this winery as I had read their sparkling wine had won an international award. As an Anglophile, I love England but can't say the same for English wines so I was curious. When we arrived the tasting room wasn't open. One of the people working there had the key and led us... more

I found out about this place whilst researching English wineries. Camel Valley is large by English standards (90,000 bottles per year) and set in beautiful rolling hills. There are tours offerred at set times but people can also go along and have a tasting without booking. You can also purchase a bottle for consumption on their lovely sun terrace whilst... more