A Norfolk vineyard has announced the date for its annual summer party with a lineup of jazz, food and award-winning wine to look forward to.
Burn Valley Vineyard will host its annual Summer Party at the North Creake vineyard on August 24.
The event is held at the vineyard near North Creake (Image: Burn Valley Vineyard) Starting at 2pm, the event will feature an entire day of home-grown, award-winning English wine, live jazz music and food by Burn Valley Catering which specialises in locally produced, seasonal ingredients.
The event is free to Burn Valley wine club members and £40 to non-members. Tickets will also include a drink on arrival.
There will be live jazz music (Image: Burn Valley Vineyard) A spokeswoman for Burn Valley Vineyard said: "There is sure to be plenty on offer throughout the party - and a wonderful opportunity to find your favourite tipple in their wide selection.
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"There’s no better way to pay homage to the stunning Norfolk countryside than drinking Burn Valley wine.
Wine lovers enjoying last year's Summer Party (Image: Burn Valley Vineyard)"After all, every glass of Burn Valley drunk is a toast to north Norfolk."
The vineyard recently got a shout-out from Guardian wine expert Fiona Beckett, who named its 2022 Chardonnay in her list of six English wines to enjoy, describing it as a "sumptuously rich chardonnay that bears comparison with good white burgundy".
Its 2022 Chardonnay also won a gold medal at the 2024 Independent English Wine Awards (IEWA) last month.
A selection of Burn Valley wines (Image: Burn Valley Vineyard) Burn Valley currently grows nine different grape varieties, including Early Pinot, Pinot Noir, Rondo, Bacchus, Solaris and Seyval Blanc, which are tended to by experienced winemaker Matthew Abbey.
From this selection, a variety of red, white, rose and sparkling wines are produced.
The vineyard also hosts a series of regular events including summer wine tastings, secret suppers and steak nights.
Tickets can be purchased at burnvalleyvineyard.co.uk.
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