Arilds Vingård planted its first vines in 2007, and the Kulla Peninsula now has some of Sweden's largest vineyards. Travel writers sometimes call the area “Sweden's Tuscany”, a nickname Österlen in southeast Skåne also claims.
Nosing a glass by the still at Arilds Vingård
Photo: Lena Evertsson / Familjen Helsingborg · CC BY 2.0The half-timbered courtyard at Arilds Vingård
Photo: Kigsz · CC BY-SA 4.0Winter-pruned vines at Kullabergs Vingård near Lerhamn
Photo: Sodla · CC BY-SA 3.0The vineyards
- Arilds Vingårdon the edge of Arild, Sweden's largest vineyard at around 40 hectares. Tastings, vineyard tours, a restaurant, a hotel and summer glamping.
- Kullabergs Vingårdin Nyhamnsläge, with about 22 hectares of vines. Guided vineyard walks with tastings, a seasonal wine bar, and cider and fruit spirits as well as wine.
- Lottenlund Estatein Allerum, just north of Helsingborg. Wine and spirit tastings and a farm shop.
Planning your visit
Book tastings in advance. In summer, Arilds Vingård holds tastings every day and Kullabergs Vingård runs guided walks on set days; both take groups year-round on request. The estates post current dates on their websites.
