Suffolk, with its gentle climate and rich soils, has become a hub for English winemaking. From sparkling to still whites, the county’s vineyards offer exceptional quality, beautiful surroundings, along with expert knowledge and hospitality.

Here’s a guide to six standout vineyards in Suffolk that should be on every wine lover’s list:

1. Wyken Vineyards, located near Bury St Edmunds

Wyken Vineyards spans a charming seven-acre plot on a 1,200-acre farm. Known for its award-winning wines, Wyken specialises in English sparkling wines and still whites. Visitors can explore the beautifully landscaped gardens, browse the country store, and enjoy a meal at the estate’s highly regarded restaurant. Wyken offers a perfect blend of fine wine, food, and countryside charm.

2. Shawsgate Vineyard Situated in Framlingham

One of East Anglia’s oldest commercial vineyards. Renowned for its sparkling and still wines, Shawsgate offers a welcoming atmosphere with vineyard tours, special events, and an onsite shop. Visitors can immerse themselves in the winemaking process while sampling a variety of expertly crafted wines.

3. Valley Farm Vineyards

Nestled in the village of Wissett near Halesworth, Valley Farm Vineyards is a boutique, family-run establishment. This vineyard produces an enticing range of wines, including whites, rosés, and sparkling blush wines.