Wine Club Offers | May 2026
Offers end 29th June 2026
2024 Sveinn’s Hamlet Bacchus Fume
Normal Price: £21
Wine Club Price: £16.80
A class act of wine which takes Bacchus to a new level, with its deep, fruity, complex flavours with a serious and sophisticated nature you could believe you were tasting a wine from the Loire Valley at twice the price.
The gentle influence of wood cradles the wine in a gesture to entice you to pair it with your favourite menu.
Sveinn’s Hamlet Pinot Noir
Normal Price: £21
Wine Club Price: £16.80
Tasting this wine you would not guess the vineyard was only planted in 2019, as the wine shows great depth and structure.
It has a wonderful, even, full colour with an abundance of fruits which leap out of the glass. If you have a fondness for Burgundy and in particular Cote Chalonnaise wines, you will love this little gem from local vineyards.
2023 Walsingham Estate Vineyard Bacchus Brut
Normal Price: £27
Wine Club Price: £21.60
This sparkling Bacchus shows the quality of Norfolk’s world famous Bacchus grape and the quality of local wine making.
On the nose, rich champagne like notes of fresh bread and biscuit laced with a hint of elderflower. On the palate, super fresh, fruity notes with apple being the most prominent.
Perfect as a celebratory aperitif or a tipple in the garden at any time.
Sveinn’s Hamlet Vineyard | Swainsthorpe Norfolk
Sveinn’s Hamlet is the old Norse name for Swainsthorpe, were this family run vineyard is located, South of Norwich, half way between the city and Newton Flatman, close to the river Tas.
The vineyards were first planted in 2019, but the wines show the character of root stock which has been established much longer., a great compliment to their wine making team.
Walshingham Estate Vineyard | Walshingham, Norfolk
Another new face in Jarrolds alongside Sveinn Hamlet are the wines from Walshingham in North Norfolk.
The site of the world-renowned catholic shine and now home to a range of stunning wines.
The vineyards, although young, are producing cracking wines, helped by an underlying chalk belt, which extends as far south as Champagne, Chablis and Burgundy.