Episode 8
The new series concludes, as Sarah Beeny and her family build the home of their dreams on their 220-acre farm in rural Somerset. Moving to Somerset wasn't just about building a new family home. For Sarah and Graham, enhancing their land and improving their soil is also part of the bigger picture. After an expert revealed that their soil may well be suited to growing grapevines, Sarah and Graham decided to plant a vineyard in an attempt to create their own sparkling wine, Chambeeny! With a lot to learn, they go on a wine-making fact-finding mission to an established vineyard in Dorset, to see what it takes to run a vineyard. As Graham designs the labels for Chambeeny, the boys take part in a hand-built raft competition. Inspired by their time at the vineyard in Dorset, Sarah and Graham get started on planting a small vineyard and Sarah fulfils a truck-driving dream as she helps to lay the compost ready for the vines, in the hope that one day, they'll be raising a glass of Chambeeny.
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