Wines from Down Under

Australia and New Zealand might constantly argue about which country invented the pavlova but I think we can all agree that both countries produce some excellent wines and are now giving lots of ‘old world’ wines a run for their money. Most people associate New Zealand wines with super fresh and zesty Sauvignon Blancs and Australia with big and bold Shiraz (aka Syrah) but both countries produce so much more! This tasting turns traditional views on its head slightly with a Chardonnay and Syrah from New Zealand and a Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir from Australia. You won’t be disappointed, we promise!

All our tasting packages are based on a per person basis meaning the bigger the group, the more competitive prices we can offer! They range from £20 per person upwards. Please contact us for pricing for each package

In Person Tasting Details

You will learn about the techniques of smelling wine and how to taste wine.

We’ll discuss the regions and countries plus grape varieties of each wine and how these factors influence the wine. You will drink delicious wine in the comfort of your own home or workplace and learn in a relaxed and informal environment.

By the end of the tasting you will be armed with so much knowledge that you will feel much more confident next time you choose a wine in the shops or at a restaurant!

On the Day of the Tasting

  • We will arrive with the tasting packs, wine glasses and printed tasting notes

  • Please have a table or area clear and ready for the tasting plus water jugs and glasses for water

  • Nibbles to match the wines such as cheese, crackers and charcuterie meats will also be provided as part of the tasting event (please advise in advance of any dietary restrictions or allergies)

  • Each tasting consists of four different wines to be tasted. The wine left at the end of the tasting is yours to keep and enjoy

  • We can tweak and tailor any of our packages and also create unique tastings to match your palette and budget. Please get in touch with us via the contacts section at the bottom of this page

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