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Herefordshire

Herefordshire wine guide: the wine region in United Kingdom, its Cider apples, the cider wine and perry wine it makes, and what to pour it with.

Country
United Kingdom
Climate
Varied
Signature grape
Cider apples
Styles
cider · perry
1
Signature grapes
2
Producers listed
8
Bottles to find

Herefordshire is a wine region in United Kingdom.

The vineyards are given over to Cider apples.

The climate is varied.

Cider wine and perry wine is what the region is known for, and in the glass it shows light and refreshing.

Producers worth knowing include H.P Bulmer and Westons Cider.

Pour them alongside cheese, pork and fish and chips.

Climate
Varied
Styles
ciderperry

In the glass.

Perry: Light and refreshing.

Grapes planted here.

Producers worth knowing.

01 H.P Bulmer
02 Westons Cider

Bottles to look for.

  • Castle Brook Classic Cuvee Brut, Herefordshire, England
  • Celtic Marches Lily the Pink Cider, Herefordshire, England
  • Chase Distillery Blackcurrant Liqueur, Herefordshire, England
  • Chase Distillery Elderflower Liqueur, Herefordshire, England
  • Chase Distillery Marmalade Limited Edition Vodka, Herefordshire, England
  • Chase Distillery Naked Chase Apple Vodka, Herefordshire, England
  • Chase Distillery Original Potato Vodka, Herefordshire, England
  • Chase Distillery Raspberry Liqueur, Herefordshire, England

At the table.

  • Cheese
  • Pork
  • Fish and chips

Nearby regions.

Herefordshire: common questions

01.
What grapes is Herefordshire known for?
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Cider apples is the signature grape of Herefordshire.
02.
What kind of wine does Herefordshire make?
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Herefordshire produces cider wine and perry wine.
03.
Where is Herefordshire?
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Herefordshire is a wine region in United Kingdom.
04.
What food goes with Herefordshire wine?
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Try cheese, pork and fish and chips.

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