The dinosaur vineyard
Pruning starts this week!
This week sees the start of pruning season! We have the whole single site vineyard to go at and hopefully will be completed by the time spring starts! We are now back open Wednesday- Saturdays.
We look forward to welcoming you on
10-3 Wednesday 14th
10-3 Thursday 15th
10-3 Friday 16th
11-5 Saturday 17th
We are also selling row post sponsorships for 2026, gift vouchers and wine boxes. Details on this website. Can be purchased via email and we can deliver or pop into HQ when we’re open (info@therutlandvineyard.com)
If you're looking somewhere to relax and you like English still and sparkling wine, freshly ground coffee, homemade cake or local cheeses, then this is a place for you! You can also enjoy the 1km nature trail around the vineyard.
We're situated just outside the lovely village of Ketton on Barrowden Road, and only a ten minute drive away from the A1, A47, A43 and the beautiful market town of Stamford!
No bookings required and no entry fee to the vineyard- just come and relax!
Beautiful vineyard in Rutland producing stunning wines on Jurassic limestone soil.
Located on top of a narrow ridge between the rivers Welland and Chater, 70m above sea level and facing south we’ve got prime part of Rutland. Hard to think 160 million years ago this would have been England’s south coast! Single site vineyard planted in 2021.
Tasting Barn, Barrowden Road, Ketton, PE9 3RJ
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Over 1400 people visited, sunflowers galore were cut and thanks to the amazing generosity of all the visitors we had raised £5,147.60! Zoe donated the funds in September and Rutland Sailaibilty are looking at purchasing a new rescue boat. We knew at this point we already had the best customers even before we’ve opened!
We raised over £5000 for Rutland Sailability
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The Rutland Vineyard team
Looking forward to welcoming you
John Atkinson
Tim
Master of Wine extraordinare
Always learning soil enthusiast
Zoe
Matt
Chief wine taster and welcomer to the tasting barn
Our eye in the vineyard and Six Pack Track guardian
Jurassic Way Wines was funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.
In 2021 it helped transform the old farm barn into the tasting barn you see today.
