Wines confirmed for Sancerre tasting

June 30, 2010

Connolly's are hosting a Sancerre tasting on the 12th July at our Shop on Livery Street.

As well as a mind boggling range of Sancerres, Bourgeois also produce wines from Menetou Salon, Pouilly Fume and smaller appellations such as Chateaumeillant.

On Monday 12th July at 6.30pm in our shop on Livery Street the enigmatic Frederic Sureau from the House of Bourgeois will be taking us through a tasting of the following wines from their range:

Petit Bourgeois, Sauvignon Blanc 2009

Sancerre Blanc Les Baronnes, 2009

Sancerre Blanc La Bourgeoise, 2006

Sancerre Rose Les Baronnes, 2007

Pouilly Fume, 2008

Chateaumeillant, Pinot Noir, 2008

Sancerre Rouge, Les Baronnes, 2005

St Nicolas Bourgueil Les Rouilleres, 2008

Chinon Rouge Les Clos, 2006

Sancerre Blanc, Vendange St Charles 1997

Tickets are just £15 per person and will entitle you to some exclusive offers available that evening.

To book tickets please call Sarah on 0121 236 926 or email sarah@connollyswine.co.uk

Tickets must be booked and paid for in advance of the tasting, spaces are limited

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