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Bottle of Burn Valley Orange Wine 2024 with cork on a white background
Bottle of Burn Valley Orange Wine 2024 with cork on a white background. English Wine
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Burn Valley Orange Wine 2024
£24.00
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Burn Valley Solaris Black Label 2022
£25.00
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Burn Valley Pinot Gris 2024
£24.00
A tall, slender glass bottle of Burn Valley Schonburger Late Harvest 2025, sealed with a cork stopper and featuring a white label with pink and orange accents, set against a plain white background.
A tall, slender glass bottle of Burn Valley Schonburger Late Harvest 2025, sealed with a cork stopper and featuring a white label with pink and orange accents.The bottle is set against a pastel gradient background transitioning from pink on the left to light blue on the right, resting on a white surface with a soft shadow.
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Burn Vally Schonburger Late Harvest 2025
£26.00
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Burn Valley Schonburger 2023
£21.50

Director Notes

Why we love Burn Valley

We discovered Burn Valley during a family holiday in Norfolk and were immediately drawn to Laura’s infectious passion for what they are building. They champion lesser-known grape varieties that thrive in our climate and offer fantastic value. Wines like the Schönburger and Marsh Red perfectly capture the character, charm and individuality that make English wine so exciting.

Burn Valley Vineyard

Nestled in the picturesque countryside of North Creake, Norfolk, Burn Valley Vineyard is a family run estate dedicated to crafting exceptional English wines.

Established in 2016 by the Robinson family, third generation Norfolk farmers, the vineyard spans 12 acres of south facing, free draining flinty soil with a chalk base, ideal for viticulture.

The vineyard cultivates nine grape varieties, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Bacchus, Solaris, Rondo, and Regent. Since their inaugural harvest in 2018, Burn Valley has been producing award winning wines that capture the essence of the Norfolk unique terroir.

FAQs for Burn Valley Vineyard

Where is Burn Valley Vineyard located? +
Burn Valley Vineyard is located in North Creake, Norfolk, in the heart of the North Norfolk countryside. As a producer of East Anglia Wine, the vineyard benefits from the relatively mild and dry climate found in this part of eastern England, helping to create consistent conditions for growing grapes and producing high quality English wine.
When was Burn Valley Vineyard established? +
Burn Valley Vineyard was established in 2016 by the Robinson family, who have a long history of farming in Norfolk. The vineyard produced its first harvest in 2018, marking the beginning of its development into a recognised producer of Wines from The East of England.
What makes Burn Valley Vineyard suitable for growing grapes? +
Burn Valley Vineyard benefits from south-facing slopes that maximise sunlight throughout the growing season. Its free-draining flinty soils over a chalk base help regulate moisture and encourage strong root development, creating favourable growing conditions for the varieties used to produce premium English White Wine and English Red Wine.
What grape varieties are grown at Burn Valley Vineyard? +
Burn Valley Vineyard grows a diverse selection of grape varieties suited to the English climate, including Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Bacchus, Solaris, Rondo and Regent. These varieties allow the estate to produce a wide range of styles, including English Chardonnay Wine, English Pinot Noir Wine, English Bacchus Wine and English Solaris Wine, alongside other English white and red wines.
Is Burn Valley Vineyard a family-run estate? +
Yes. Burn Valley Vineyard is a family-run estate operated by the Robinson family, who are third-generation Norfolk farmers. Their approach combines generations of agricultural experience with modern English winemaking, helping establish Burn Valley as a distinctive name in East Anglia Wine and the wider English wine industry.