Скачать или смотреть Drone's eye view of a Stroud Valley vineyard

This video is 4K definition. If the detail isn't sharp (not including when the drone is moving fast or panning) then your data feed is restricted or your video playback settings are set to low quality.

I didn't know this vineyard existed until I stumbled across it whilst on a walk.
It lies on a south/south east-facing section of the beautiful Nailsworth valley not far from Stroud.
A google check later revealed that it is part of the estate of the Woodchester Valley Vineyard established in 2007. The family-owned company have three vineyards in the Cotswolds totalling 45 acres.

It's very obvious when following the public footpath through the vineyard that a great deal of money, time, effort and expertise has been invested in the site. As a non-expert the vines appeared to be in perfect condition, and at time of filming were carrying gorgeous crops of a variety of grapes in superb condition, as the video shows.

One thing I heard on the grapevine long ago is that grapes grown for winemaking are not so good for eating, and am glad to report that no grapes were hurt in the making of this video even though they looked delicious. Far better to resist temptation, to respect the investment put into growing them and sample the final product (I'll be buying a selection from the shop soon when next in the area).

4K video filmed with a DJI Mini 2 drone which I carry on most walks if the weather looks OK for flying. In the opening shot you can see the village of Amberley on the other side of the valley, middle top.