Have you heard of Rondo?  Possibly not. It is a cool climate variety that is doing well in the north of England. Rondo is a black skinned...

In vineyards across the UK, teams will be out in the vines removing leaves at this time of year. It's technical term is 'grapevine cluster zone leaf removal' but also known as leaf thinning, leaf pulling, or defoliation.

We've been busy chatting away to attendees all day at Driffield Show and a big thank you to Robbie Moore MP, Shadow Minister for...

The Vinehouse UK attend The Great Yorkshire Show with Strutt & Parker

Pinot Noir is a wonderful grape, making sophisticated wines which are often many peoples’ favourite. The smells of ripe cherries,...

Divico. Why all the fuss?   A flurry of UK mainstream media in 2019, spoke about Divico being a game changer for the UK wine industry and...

We've been busy working on a very special project planting Britain's most northerly Champagne Vineyard in the Scottish Borders.

It's annual Chardonnay Day on the 22nd May, so what better way to kick off our new series highlighting the different grapevines of the UK...

The Harrogate Spring Flower Show opened this weekend, we're showcasing a recreation of the perfect Yorkshire Vineyard, a representation...

What better way to take advantage of the beautiful spring weather than with a new team photo.

The practice of grafting means you get both the combination of the disease resistant rootstock, with a rootstock that is also suited for a specific soil type. 

Many people are now considering planting a few vines, or a field of vines to join the expanding number of Viticultuarlists and wine producers in the UK

Pruning is a key part of every vineyard the world over.  It can be the make or the break in producing good quality grapes.   

Peter Kirk, a member of The Vinehouse Team has published his own experiences of setting up a successful Micro Vineyard.

The history of viticulture in England goes further into early history than you may first believe.