Capel Deri Vineyard

Rolling vineyards sprawl across the Pembrokeshire countryside just outside Narberth, where Capel Deri produces surprisingly good Welsh wine. The tasting room sits in converted farm buildings, offering samples of their whites and rosés alongside proper views over the vines.

Wine enthusiasts will appreciate the chance to try something genuinely local - their Bacchus and Seyval Blanc varieties handle the Welsh climate rather well. The staff know their stuff and don't mind explaining how they manage to grow grapes this far west. Tours of the vineyard itself run during warmer months, though you'll want to check their website for current arrangements.

Families might find it a bit specialist unless the adults are keen wine drinkers. An hour's plenty for most visitors, though the outdoor seating makes it tempting to linger on a sunny afternoon. The setting's lovely enough, with proper countryside views towards the Preseli Hills.

Location-wise, it works well with a Pembrokeshire park holiday. Bluestone Resort sits just three miles away, while several smaller camping spots like Apple Camping and Masterland Farm are within easy reach. Makes a decent afternoon stop if you're touring the area between beach days, especially combined with a visit to Narberth's independent shops. Just don't expect Bordeaux - this is Welsh wine at its honest best.