Hebnes Vingård, situated in the scenic village of Hebnes in Suldal municipality, Norway, is a family owned vineyard managed by Arild Hebnes and Toyni Tobekk. The vineyard is located just 50 meters from the fjord, providing a favorable south facing position for grape cultivation.
Vineyard Details
Established: 2020
Number of Vines: 6,000
Grape Varieties
Solaris, Rondo, Léon Millot, Bolero, Regent, Rosling, Johanniter, Muscaris
Experiences Offered
Guided Tours and Wine Tastings: Hebnes Vingård offers guided tours throughout the year, providing insights into their grape cultivation and winemaking processes. Visitors can enjoy tastings of the vineyard’s wines, often paired with local products. During the summer season (June 29 – August 10), tours are available on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, with English-language tours on Fridays at 15:30. All visits must be booked in advance.
The vineyard features a farm shop offering grape jelly and other products from the farm, along with local goods from other Ryfylke producers. The shop is open Monday–Friday from 10:00 to 18:00 and Saturday from 10:00 to 15:00. As the shop is not self-service, visitors are advised to call ahead to arrange a visit.
Hebnes Vingård organizes special events, including fjord cruises combined with vineyard visits, offering a unique experience that blends scenic beauty with wine tasting.
Additional Information
Accessibility: The vineyard is accessible by express boat, with a stop at Hebnes quay, or by car. Visitors arriving by private boat can contact the vineyard for assistance with mooring.
Participants must be at least 18 years old to attend wine tastings.
Booking and Contact: Visits and tours can be booked through their official website or by contacting the owners directly. For inquiries, Arild Hebnes can be reached at +47 959 69 809 or via email at arild@hebnesvingard.no.
1 Comment
Hebnes Vingård offers a distinctive Norwegian wine experience, combining picturesque fjord views with informative tours and tastings of their handcrafted wines. The dedication of the owners, Arild and Toyni, to cultivating a variety of grape species in a challenging climate is commendable. The addition of local delicacies in their farm shop enhances the visit. While the vineyard is relatively young, the quality of their offerings and the personalized experience make it a worthwhile destination for wine lovers exploring Norway.