Owners of a guesthouse in north Norfolk have been left "delighted" after it was named as one of the best in the country.
The White House, near Burnham Market, was listed as one of the best vineyard stays in the UK by writers at The Times, who described it as "lovely".
It is owned by Alison and Mark Thompson, who renovated the property into a 12-bedroom venue for bed and breakfast visitors.
The article drew attention to the guesthouse's homegrown wine, which is served at its restaurant, The Acre.
Also mentioned are the wines from Cobble Hill Vineyard, just miles away from the White House.
"We are delighted to have been selected, in conjunction with Cobble Hill Wines, as one of the top vineyard stays in the UK," Mrs Thompson said.
"North Norfolk is such an exciting new wine destination to visit, with the amazing Cobble Hill and several other great local wineries in the area.
"The local wines are very popular in Acre at the White House, our restaurant and guests often head home with a case of north Norfolk wine in their cars."