English Info

GlenholmVingård is a 2.5 hectare Danish vineyard in the
Northern region of Denmark. It is situated by Limfjord; a
beautiful fjord that cuts right through Nordjylland from
the Baltic to the North Sea.

 

This position near the water provides us with a frost free
season, from the budding in May till after harvest in October.
The soil at Glenholm is clay richly mixed with lime, sand
and gravel, which contributes to the unique flavours of
the Glenholm wines. The microclimate around the
vineyard is created by windbreaks and the cultivation
of the topsoil throughout the summer, in order to achieve
temperatures for perfect ripeness in our grapes.

 

These conditions given by nature, coupled with our efforts
and experience result in a crisp wine rich on flavours and
fruit; which critics have called quite exceptional.

 

Visits

Wine lovers from all over the world have visited Glenholm
Vineyards over the years to taste and buy our wines. We
are open to the public all summer and we welcome anyone
who just wants to come and have a look and enjoy
the atmosphere free of charge.
 
In the months of July, August and September You can join
a 2 hour guided tour (in Danish and English) included a wine tasting, every Tuesday at 2 pm and every Thursday at 7 pm.
Fee: 110,- Danish Kroner.
Booking: In the shop, Phone +4598676966 or mail@glenholm.dk
 
Danish wine is a relatively new industry, but we can
recommend a visit. Lots of light is required to produce
good grapes and as we are the country of the light
summer nights, these ideal conditions are reflected in
Danish wines.

 

Our website in general is only in the Danish language
at this stage, but you are welcome to direct any questions
you may have via an e-mail.

 

You can order wine by contacting us. 
 
 For trade inquiries please contact the undersigned.
 
We look forward to seeing you

Hans J Madsen

 

 

 
Glenholm Vineyards in short:
Established in 1993 by Brita & Hans J Madsen – in the very early days of Danish wine.
Converted in 2005 into a family business – including son, daughter and son in law.
Licensed to produce wine on a commercial basis in 2006.
Expansion of winery in 2009 – supported by an EU grant.
Annual production approx. 7000 bottles, across a range of white-, red- and dessert wines.