Amelie Vineyard — visit us in south-east Poland

Practical information for visitors: who we are, the wines we make, and how to find the vineyard.

Open. Pour. Stay a while.

Táto stránka po slovensky · Polish version of the site

Who we are

The vineyard was founded in 2010 by two brothers, Grzegorz and Wojciech Pachoł. They started with a few dozen vines. The first hectare was planted in 2015 in Zdziarzec, near Radomyśl Wielki. The first wine went on sale in 2017.

A second plot was later added at the Sanguszko Palace in Tarnów. We picked its first harvest in the autumn of 2025. Today we farm seven hectares across two regions — Podkarpacie and Małopolska.

Every vintage is different, because every season is different. We do not try to smooth that out.

Ripening dark grapes in the Amelie vineyard
Seven hectares between Zdziarzec and Tarnów.

Our wines

We work with grape varieties suited to our climate. Among the whites, johanniter, solaris and souvignier gris lead the way. We also grow muscaris, riesling, seyval blanc, cabernet cortis and pinot noir.

We make dry, off-dry, medium-sweet and dessert wines, as well as sparkling wines, orange (skin-contact) wines and pét-nats. There are more than twenty labels in the range.

By colour: white, red, rosé, sparkling and orange — the individual wines are described in the Polish part of the site.

A bottle of Solaris from Amelie Vineyard
Solaris
A bottle of Muscaris from Amelie Vineyard
Muscaris
A bottle of Riesling from Amelie Vineyard
Riesling
A bottle of Pinot Noir from Amelie Vineyard
Pinot Noir

Production is small — a few thousand bottles a year. All the fruit comes from our own vines. We buy nothing in.

The Amelie Vineyard sign and bottles of wine in the pergola
Tastings take place at the winery in Radomyśl Wielki.

Awards

Our wines have won more than sixty medals and distinctions at Polish competitions, among them Polskie Korki, the Polish Wine Competition in Jasło, Tuchovinifest and Poznański SPOT. The full list of awards is in Polish.

Grzegorz Pachoł, our winemaker, was named Promoter of the Radomyśl Wielki Municipality in 2024.

Visiting us

The vineyard is not open every day. We make wine in small batches and work among the rows throughout the season, so we receive guests in two ways.

Twice a year the vineyard is open to everyone. In spring we hold Open Bottle Day (Dzień Otwartej Butelki), and in autumn the Young Wine Festival (Święto Młodego Wina). Both include a tasting of our wines, light refreshments and, for those who wish, a walk through the vineyard. In summer we also hold tastings out in the vineyard itself, between the rows.

Outside those dates we receive guests by arrangement. Please call ahead so that we can prepare and give you our time.

Dates of upcoming events are announced on our Facebook page. There is also an events page (in Polish).

Pouring white wine at a tasting at Amelie Vineyard
Tastings at the vineyard — by arrangement or during our open days.

How to find us

Radomyśl Wielki lies between Tarnów and Mielec, in south-east Poland. The vineyard is in the village of Zdziarzec nearby, and the second plot is in Tarnów itself. This is an area with a long tradition of orchards and market gardens, in the Carpathian foothills.

  • Address: ul. Firleja 19, 39-310 Radomyśl Wielki, Poland
  • Phone: +48 576 456 506
  • E-mail: winnica.amelie@gmail.com

We speak Polish. If that is difficult, send us an e-mail and we will work it out. A map and a contact form are on the Polish contact page.

Where to get our wines

You can take our wines with you from the vineyard during a visit. We ship within Poland only; we do not send wine abroad.

Key facts

Name
Winnica Amelie (Amelie Vineyard)
Location
Radomyśl Wielki (Podkarpacie) and Tarnów (Małopolska), south-east Poland
Wine region
Carpathian foothills
Founded
2010, by brothers Grzegorz and Wojciech Pachoł
First vineyard
Zdziarzec, near Radomyśl Wielki, 2015
First wine on sale
2017
Area under vine
seven hectares
Winemaker
Grzegorz Pachoł
Main varieties
riesling, solaris, muscaris, johanniter, souvignier gris, pinot noir, seyval blanc, cabernet cortis
Wine styles
dry, off-dry, medium-sweet, dessert, sparkling, orange, pét-nat
Labels in the range
more than twenty
Awards
over sixty medals and distinctions at Polish competitions
Philosophy
grapes only from our own vines, small batches, no shortcuts