
Stonecrop
A dark, unhurried site for a boutique winery with a tasting room.
What this theme is for
Stonecrop is built for a winery small enough to name every block. The home page is a wall of six wines that each reveal a drawn bottle and a strata layer, and scrolling moves the light across it from morning to evening. Every wine page carries the particulars a buyer actually asks for — block, picking date, alcohol, pH, acidity, bottles made, drinking window — beside the tasting notes and what to eat with it. The visit page prices three tasting flights, and the booking form knows which days and party sizes each flight allows. Suited to wineries, cideries, distilleries and any maker with a cellar door.
Every page, already built
Every route below is live — open any one of them.
Home
4.1 planted hectares on the Ladderback wall — slate over limestone, dry-farmed, under twelve thousand bottles a year.
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Wines
The current release: six wines from five grapes, with technical particulars, tasting notes and what to eat with each.
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Wine detail
The wine held back fourteen months past plan. The frost hollow's one generous year, and the slowest wine the estate has made.
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Visit
Fourteen seats in the old barn, Thursday to Sunday. Three flights from £16, how to find Quarry Road, and what to expect.
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Estate
11.4 hectares on the north wall of the Ladderback valley: five blocks, three people, and five rules the estate does not bend.
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Journal
Pruning, frost, the drystone wall, and why a wine was held back fourteen months.
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Book a flight
The Short Walk, The Whole Wall or Quarry & Cellar. Thursday to Sunday, confirmed by email within a day.
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