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Midlands Wine Region Guide

The English Midlands, in the heart of England, is a small but growing wine region where cool-climate grapes such as Solaris, Seyval Blanc, Bacchus and Pinot Noir produce crisp still and sparkling wines.

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Sandstone, clay, loam
Climate
Cool temperate maritime
Cool-climate varieties such as Solaris and Seyval Blanc thrive alongside Pinot Noir
The English Midlands, in the heart of England, is a small but growing wine region where cool-climate grapes such as Solaris, Seyval Blanc, Bacchus and Pinot Noir produce crisp still and sparkling wines.

We are currently improving our offerings in Midlands and you will soon discover the wineries of this region. In the meantime, you can explore the United Kingdom and book a great wine experience using our online services.

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Midlands Wine Region Map

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Midlands Wine Region Map

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Midlands known for in wine?
The Midlands is a small, emerging English wine region known for fresh, aromatic whites and sparkling wines from family-run vineyards, often with tours and tastings.
What are the main grape varieties grown in the Midlands?
Solaris, Pinot Noir and Seyval Blanc are among the most planted, alongside Bacchus, Rondo and Chardonnay.
When is the best time to visit Midlands vineyards?
Late spring to early autumn is best for vineyard visits, and harvest usually runs from late September into October.
How do I get to the Midlands vineyards?
Birmingham and East Midlands airports serve the region, and fast trains from London reach Birmingham, Nottingham, Leicester and Derby.
Why are hardy grape varieties popular in the Midlands?
The Midlands is further from the sea and cooler than southern England, so early-ripening and disease-resistant varieties such as Solaris and Seyval Blanc are well suited.
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