Discover Norfolk’s Finest Wines

Award-winning vineyards, coastal terroir, and bottles you won’t find in the supermarket

At The Norfolk Deli, we’re proud to champion wines that reflect the character of our county—elegant, expressive, and rooted in the unique landscape of North Norfolk. Our handpicked collection features bottles from Norfolk’s most exciting vineyards, where passionate producers craft everything from crisp white Bacchus to light reds and delicate rosés. Whether you’re building a gift hamper or stocking your cellar, these Norfolk wines offer something truly special
Burn Valley Vineyard
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Burn Valley Vineyard – Norfolk Wine at Its Finest

Nestled between the coast and countryside near North Creake, Burn Valley Vineyard produces award-winning wines with a true sense of place. Small-batch, family-run, and proudly Norfolk – these are wines worth savouring
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Tucked away just minutes from the North Norfolk coast, Burn Valley Vineyard is a family-run gem producing elegant, characterful wines from the heart of the countryside. Sustainably grown and expertly crafted, their wines reflect the unique coastal terroir—fresh sea breezes, rich soils, and plenty of Norfolk sun. Whether it’s their aromatic Bacchus, crisp Rosé, or beautifully balanced blends, Burn Valley’s wines showcase the best of British winemaking with every bottle. Local, low-intervention, and brimming with flavour—this is Norfolk wine, done right.

Perfect for summer sipping, gifting, or simply celebrating the brilliance of local
Chet Valley Vineyard
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Chet Valley Vineyard 

Crafted in the quiet beauty of Bergh Apton, Chet Valley Vineyard combines innovation with tradition to produce award-winning English wines. Sustainable, family-run, and unmistakably Norfolk.
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Set in the gentle slopes of South Norfolk, Chet Valley Vineyard is where science meets soil and passion meets precision. Run by the Hemmant family, this innovative vineyard uses cutting-edge winemaking techniques to produce clean, expressive wines that rival anything from Europe’s best regions. From vibrant sparkling wines to aromatic whites and elegant rosés, every bottle tells the story of Norfolk’s unique microclimate and the care poured into every stage of production.

Proudly local, expertly made—Chet Valley wines are perfect for celebrations, thoughtful gifts, or adding something special to your next meal.
Cobble Hill Vineyard
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Cobble Hill Vineyard – Norfolk Grown

A boutique vineyard rooted in the rolling hills near Burnham Market, Cobble Hill crafts small-batch wines using sustainable practices and minimal intervention. Pure Norfolk in every sip.
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Cobble Hill Vineyard is a rising star in Norfolk’s winemaking scene—intimate, independent, and deeply connected to the land. Planted on sun-drenched slopes near Burnham Market, the vineyard focuses on low-intervention methods and traditional hand-harvesting to produce wines that express the natural beauty of their surroundings. Expect fresh, vibrant whites and delicate rosés with real personality—crafted in small batches, each bottle is a celebration of quality over quantity.

A true taste of North Norfolk for those who value provenance, purity, and passion.
Flint Vineyard
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Flint Vineyard – Innovation Meets Terroir

Flint Vineyard is redefining English winemaking. Thoughtfully made, scientifically driven, and rooted in Norfolk’s soil—these are wines with both heart and intellect.
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Flint Vineyard, based in Earsham on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, is where cutting-edge science meets artisan winemaking. Led by Ben Witchell, a winemaker trained in both the UK and France, Flint is known for its bold innovation and precise, expressive wines. 
From their juicy Bacchus, often dubbed “the Sauvignon Blanc of England,” to pioneering blends like Silex Blanc and Charmat Rosé, Flint is shaping the future of English wine—right here in East Anglia.

Fresh, modern, and proudly local, these are wines that turn heads and win hearts. If you're looking to explore the forefront of British winemaking, Flint is a must

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