'Learn to Taste Like a Professional'

October 05, 2010

Thursday October 14th 6.30pm
Connolly's Shop, Livery Street

£15.00 per person.

Are you interested in learning a little more about the wonderful world of wine? Are you bemused by the vast array of labels on offer? Do you always 'play safe' and order what you know?

Join us for this relaxed and light-hearted event where we teach you how to taste, what to look for. de-bunk a few myths and theories, and open your mind to the myriad of tastes and flavours available. Whether you are a serious wine-buff or complete novice this is an event not to be missed! To guide us through this organoleptic roller-coaster ride we are joined by passionate taster Steve Day.

Tickets are just £15.00 per person.

0121 236 9269

sarah@connollyswine.co.uk

Tickets must be booked and paid for in advance.

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