Aftonmora Vingård

The story

Wine and Friesian horses on one property

At Gamla Södåkravägen 306 in Jonstorp, Aftonmora brings two agricultural operations together under one address. The property is a commercial vineyard with farm-gate sales and an on-site shop selling the vineyard's own wines. It is also home to Aftonmora Friesians, described as Scandinavia's leading stud farm for breeding Friesian horses. Visitors are welcome for guided tastings and tours covering cultivation and production. Aftonmora presents the estate as a meeting place for craftsmanship, flavour and community. The vineyard, wine shop and Friesian horse operation all sit on the same Jonstorp property.

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Aftonmora Vingård

At A Glance

Aftonmora Vingård is a small-scale commercial vineyard at Gamla Södåkravägen 306 in Jonstorp, Kullabygden, Skåne, Sweden. Its two named wines are Havsbris, a white made from Solaris, and Aftonglöd, a rosé made from Cabernet Cortis. An on-site shop sells the vineyard's own wines, while tastings and guided tours cover cultivation and production. The same estate is home to Aftonmora Friesians, described as Scandinavia's leading stud farm for Friesian horse breeding. Annual weather conditions shape production and wine character.

The Producer

Aftonmora's most distinctive concrete fact sits outside the bottle: the vineyard shares its estate with Aftonmora Friesians, described as Scandinavia's leading stud farm for breeding Friesian horses. The wine operation is a commercial vineyard in Jonstorp, within Kullabygden in Skåne. Its two wines place grape and colour upfront: Havsbris is white Solaris, and Aftonglöd is rosé Cabernet Cortis. Visitors can join tours and tastings covering cultivation and production, and the farm shop sells the vineyard's own wines. Aftonmora calls the estate a meeting place for craftsmanship, flavour and community.

Place

Jonstorp supplies the exact address, while Kullabygden supplies the regional frame of a small-scale, personal vineyard offering within Skåne. No formal appellation, village classification or named cru is established for these wines. The label relationship stays direct: Havsbris is a white Solaris, and Aftonglöd is a rosé made from Cabernet Cortis. Place sets the farm and region; grape and colour set the first expectation in the glass. No soil, slope, elevation or distance to the sea is established, so the wines should not be given an invented climate profile.

Soil And Site

No soil description is established for Aftonmora. Limestone, clay, sand, aspect and elevation are not supported, so they cannot be used to predict acidity, ripeness or texture. The physical site that can be named is Gamla Södåkravägen 306 in Jonstorp, a commercial vineyard within Kullabygden's small-scale setting. The same property houses Aftonmora Friesians, the Friesian horse breeding operation described as Scandinavia's leading stud farm. Vines, wine production and horse breeding occupy one address; the wines remain tied to grape and vintage.

Story

Each vintage begins with weather, and Aftonmora says annual conditions shape production and give the wine its character. Year therefore becomes part of the wine, not a date printed after the name. Havsbris stays a Solaris white, but its production story is allowed to move with the season. No harvest date or cellar choice is established, so the stated change happens at the level of yearly conditions and bottle character.

A 2025 publication gives that philosophy a concrete marker: it describes the 2021 Solaris as more complex and asks whether it may be the grape's best Swedish vintage so far. The comment belongs to 2021, not every Havsbris release. When the vintage is on the label, the year becomes part of the tasting question.

Vineyards And Cellar

Guided tastings and tours cover cultivation and production, linking the vineyard visit to the finished wine. The confirmed grape choices are Solaris for Havsbris and Cabernet Cortis for Aftonglöd, so the range changes colour and grape before cellar detail enters the picture. No planting density, harvest method, fermentation vessel, oak, lees contact, dosage, bottling method or ageing period is established. The production choice that can be named is responsiveness to annual weather, which Aftonmora says gives the wine its character.

Wines

The range has two wines, separated first by grape and colour. Havsbris is the Solaris white. Its taste is fruity and very fresh, with pear, herbs, white currants and lemon. Pear and white currant supply the fruit register, herbs add a savoury green note, and lemon sharpens the profile. Those details describe a wine built around freshness, fruit and a clear citrus edge.

Aftonglöd is the Cabernet Cortis rosé. Its grape and colour are established, while fruit, floral character, sweetness, acidity, tannin and finish are not described. Its place in the range is simple: a second named style, a rosé counterpart to the white, and a wine whose taste needs to be discovered separately.

In The Glass

With Havsbris, begin with pear and white currant, then look for herbs and lemon. In the mouth, very fresh is the central sensation, and the fruit stays paired with the herbal and citrus notes. Lemon supplies the clearest closing cue, while herbs add a savoury note beside the fruit. Solaris names the grape behind the white wine, and annual weather is the stated cause of vintage variation, so the balance of those flavours can shift from year to year.

Aftonglöd enters with Cabernet Cortis and rosé colour, but no fruit, acidity, sweetness, tannin or finish description is established. Its glass needs to be approached as a separate wine, without transferring Havsbris's pear, herbs, currants or lemon.

A Bottle To Understand It

Havsbris is the bottle to open first. It is Aftonmora's white Solaris, with the clearest taste path in the range: pear and white currant at the fruit core, herbs beside them, and lemon in the freshest register. The combination connects grape, colour and taste directly, while the cellar details remain unstated. A 2021 bottle carries an added question: a 2025 publication describes that Solaris as more complex and asks whether it may be the grape's best Swedish vintage so far. Use that observation for 2021 only. For another year, start with the same grape and taste the season's difference.

Anecdote

One farm address in Jonstorp holds two kinds of agricultural work. At Gamla Södåkravägen 306, Aftonmora Vingård runs as a commercial vineyard with farm-gate sales, while the same estate is home to Aftonmora Friesians, described as Scandinavia's leading stud farm for Friesian horse breeding. Visitors are welcomed for guided tastings and tours covering cultivation and production, and an on-site shop sells the vineyard's own wines directly. Aftonmora describes the place as a meeting point for craftsmanship, flavour and community. The estate's wines include Havsbris, the Solaris white, and Aftonglöd, the Cabernet Cortis rosé. Wine and horses share one address, with tours, production and direct bottle sales gathered at the farm.

Final Word

Aftonmora is a Skåne vineyard with two grapes, two colours, a direct farm shop and a second agricultural enterprise in Friesian horse breeding. Havsbris offers the clearest first taste: Solaris, pear, white currant, herbs, lemon and very fresh fruit. Aftonglöd brings Cabernet Cortis in rosé form, with its character to be discovered in the glass. The address and changing vintage keep the wines close to the farm.

Sources

• https://vinsverige.se/producent/aftonmora-vingard-friesians/
• https://gardsforsaljningsguiden.se/besoksmal/aftonmora-vingard/
• https://visitskane.com/food-drinks/wine-tastings-and-winery-tours-skane
• https://www.systembolaget.se/produkt/vin/3212601/
• https://naturvin.wordpress.com/2025/08/08/naturligt-mote-mellan-hastar-och-vin-pa-aftonmora/