Produced in Norfolk by Burn Valley →
Inspired by long summer evenings on the North Norfolk coast, Marshside is a beautifully fresh white wine from Burn Valley Vineyard that captures everything we love about Norfolk. A blend of Solaris and Bacchus, it brings together bright citrus freshness, delicate floral aromas and the unmistakable coastal character that makes Burn Valley wines so distinctive.
Produced from grapes grown on the chalk and flint soils of Burn Valley's North Creake vineyard, Marshside reflects its surroundings perfectly. Think sea air, salt marshes, wild heather and those memorable Norfolk sunsets best enjoyed with good food and good company.
Elegant and refreshing with vibrant fruit and a crisp finish, this is an exceptionally versatile food wine. It pairs beautifully with seafood, grilled fish, summer salads, chicken dishes, soft goats' cheese and lighter British cheeses, making it an ideal companion for alfresco dining.
Whether you're enjoying a picnic on the coast, entertaining friends or simply looking for a glass of something unmistakably Norfolk, Marshside is a wine that celebrates both its place and the season.
Tasting Notes
Fresh citrus, gooseberry and elderflower with subtle floral aromas, lively acidity and a clean, refreshing finish.
Food Pairing
- Fresh seafood and shellfish
- Grilled fish
- Summer salads
- Chicken dishes
- Soft goat's cheese
- Norfolk White Lady, St Jude or Baron Bigod
Wine Details
- Producer: Burn Valley Vineyard
- Region: North Creake, Norfolk
- Country: England
- Grape Variety: Solaris & Bacchus
- Style: Dry White Wine
- Alcohol: 12.1% ABV
- Bottle Size: 750ml
- Vegan: Yes
Why we love it: Marshside perfectly captures the essence of North Norfolk in a bottle. Fresh, elegant and unmistakably local, it's the sort of wine that reminds us why English wine—and Burn Valley in particular—continues to go from strength to strength. It also sits proudly alongside our range of Norfolk cheeses, where its crisp acidity makes it a natural partner for many of the region's finest artisan cheeses.
