Wine tasting groups

Why?

Wine tasting is a fun and extremely sociable pastime. You can run a course for yourself by opening a bottle each evening, or if there are more of you, try 2 bottles at once and you’ll get the hang of contrasting the wines. If you share the cost of the bottles, it really is a great value way to have a different evening in with your friends. You can get 16 comfortable tasting samples from each bottle, so invite your friends accordingly!

How?

All you need are some nice big glasses, and a corkscrew. It helps if you’ve got a logical range of wines too. So that you can compare some, and taste both classics, and newer styles of wine. Hence the suggested Tasting Range Case. One suggestion is to try the whites on one evening, and then the reds on another.
Of course if you’d like me to tutor you through the wines, then check out the Wine Tasting Events page and I’ll fit you in the diary!

What?

Tasting Range Selection - £92.13
This mixed dozen is an introduction to a world of flavours to titivate palates of all varieties! The box consists of:

Sauvignon Destinea 2006
Vin de Pays du Jardin de la France
Classic Loire Sauvignon

Mission Sauvignon Blanc 2005
Malborough
Typical “new classic” NZ

Antech Chardonnay 2005
Vin de Pays d’Oc
Pure chardonnay

Roc Blanco, Castillo Perelada 2006
D.O Catalunya
One for spicy food

Domaine Gerard Thomas 2005
A.C. Bourgogne Chardonnay
Quality Burgundy

Chateau La Gordonne Rose 2006
A.C. Cotes de Provence
The original rose

Cristobal 1492
Argentinean Red 2005
Nice quality new world style

Domaine de Coussergues Syrah 2005
Vin de pays, Vieilles Vignes
France can get easy drinking right

Ch de la Jaubertie Rouge 2004
A.C. Bergerac
Bordeaux blend of grapes

Castillo Perelada Tinto Crianza 2003
D.O Emporda –Costa Brava
What we like about barrels

Querciagrande 1999
I.G.T Colli della Toscana Centrale
This is the taste of maturity – rightly highly prized

Champagne Pierson Whitaker
Premier Cru Reserve
Nothing quite compares

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