A vineyard is raising a glass to success after winning five medals at a regional wine competition.
Chet Valley Vineyard, based in Bergh Apton, was recognised at the WineGB East Awards.
Four of the five medals were awarded for its sparkling wines.
Crispin Binder, who became owner of Chet Valley Vineyard in June, said: "We are delighted to have had so many of our wines recognised in this important awards scheme, which received a record number of entries from vineyards across East Anglia this year.
"We are particularly pleased to be recognised for our range of sparkling wines, which make up two-thirds of our production."
The vineyard’s Skylark Brut 2022, a blend of Phoenix and Seyval Blanc grapes, won a silver medal.
A bronze medal was awarded to the Cuvee Royale, made from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier.
Other award-winning wines included the Blanc de Noirs, the Red Kite sparkling red, and the 2023 Swift white, made from Schönburger grapes.
The competition saw 80 wines from 25 East Anglian vineyards judged by a panel of eight experts.
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