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The London wine show 2008 starts today, 23rd October at the Business Design Centre, London W1 Ticket hotline 0871 230 7144 Don't miss your chance to see the best wine show!
Grape Things on Stand B36 at the London Wine show. Grape Things, for the wine enthusiast. We are retailers of quality wine accessories and wine related gift items. Grapethings is a fast, efficient and reliable place to buy your wine accessories and gifts. You will find quality brands such as Riedel, Screwpull and Vacuvin to name but a few. In our range you will also find wine books, wine scented candles, cufflinks as well as glass and crystal stemware, decanters, corkscrews and much much more. Grape...
Don't miss out, book your tickets now! The London Wine coming soon. 23rd to 26th October 2008 Business Design Centre , London N1 Book your tickets in advance and take advantage of our great ‘Buy one and get one half price’ deal on all days except Thursday's Preview evening! Book an early visiting session for cheaper ticket options. You can book your tickets in the following simple ways: 1. To book on-line > Order tickets here 2. Call the ticket hotline on 0871 230 7144 .
Stand B70 at the London Wine Show In Germany, the main harvest of the 2008 grape crop is now underway. The first batches of early-ripening varietals, such as Rivaner (Müller-Thurgau), Portugieser or Frühburgunder (an early-ripening cousin of Pinot Noir) have already been harvested in the Baden, Pfalz and Rheinhessen regions. According to German Wine Institute spokesperson Ernst Büscher, “As of mid-September, the growth of the crop and the development of grape aromas are promising – and bode well...
Filed under: Wine, Grapes, London Wine Show, Riesling, Pinot Noir, Pfalz, wine enthusiasts, Baden, 2008 Harvest, Rheinhessen, Wines of Germany
Vintage Port Decanting is a simple process and involves separating the wine from the crust by pouring it slowly and carefully into a decanter or another vessel leaving the sediment behind in the bottle. Ideally a bottle of Vintage Port should be stood upright for several hours before it is decanted so that any loose particles of sediment have time to settle to the bottom of the bottle. Some Vintage Ports have a white chalk mark painted on one side of the bottle. This indicates that the bottle has...
Your gateway to genuine Hungarian food and wine on stand C35-2 at the London Wine Show Lucien Lanci came to Britain from Hungary in the 1950's when he harnessed his drive and passion to become a successful business man producing and importing for leading department stores. Back then packets of Paprika were sent from relations in Hungary and sausages and wines were simply not available. Knowledgeable about bringing only the best to market, and the stringent quality and continuity requirements...
Filed under: Wine, Food, Merlot, London Wine Show, Malux, Pinot Noir, Paprika, Rose, Hungarian, sausage, Pannonhalma Abbey Rose
See Dartington Crystal on Stand B66 at the London Wine show Dartington Glass as it was originally called was established in 1967, in Torrington, Devon, as a manufacturer of quality glassware. Since then it has developed and evolved many ranges of crystal and glassware based on its key skills of design and glass making. The story began in the 1920's at the beautiful Dartington Hall when a wealthy American heiress and her Yorkshireman husband; Dorothy and Leonard Elmhurst founded the Dartington...
While most include California in the new world wine category, California could also be regarded as the newest old world wine country. After all, California winemaking traditions date back to the late 1700’s, when Spanish missionaries introduced winemaking to California from Mexico. The combination of almost 250 years of wine making traditions and experience, our modern-day drive for innovation and improvement, and an ideal climate to grow grapes, makes California one of the best places...
The Early Years PENFOLDS was founded by a young English doctor who migrated to one of his country's most distant colonies a century and a half ago. Dr Christopher Rawson Penfold was born in 1811, the youngest of 11 children. He studied medicine at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London, graduating in1838. The Grange Like many doctors before and since, Dr Penfold had a firm belief in the medicinal value of wine. Before he left Britain he had obtained vine cuttings from the south of France and these...
Filed under: Wine, Wine Lovers, London Wine Show, Semillon Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Adelaide, Shiraz Cabernet, The Grange, Riesling, Koonunga Hill, winemaking, penfolds
In today's commercial era of conglomeration, mass branding has led to the steady but sure homogenization of many products. Here at Addison Wines we have long felt it is our duty to embrace and support unique and interesting products that have been created with passion, dedication and sheer hard work. We are constantly expanding our portfolio of wines from quality boutique growers creating wines with real charm. Sure, you may sometimes pay a few pence more than you would for a bland mass produced...
New Zealander Chris Scott first came into contact with the wine industry as a student in the 1990s winter pruning in Canterbury in New Zealand's South Island. He graduated with a first class honours degree in engineering and left the vineyards behind him to work overseas. Chris moved to England in 2001. In 2002 he began studying wine with the Wine & Spirit Education Trust and in the same year set up ThirtyFifty, the wine tasting company. Chris now heads up a team of 12 wine tasters across...
Want to enjoy some of the fine wines back at home but don't fancy carrying it? Then take advantage of this convenient service, free of charge and delivered to your door. Simply look out for the "Spend and Send" sign on the exhibitors' stands to see who's participating. Alternatively, you can shop your way around The Wine Show and pay just £8.00 (per case of 12 bottles of wine) for delivery to your doorstep. It's as easy as that! Look out for the "Spend and Send"...
Taste, try and buy your way around the world of wine at this years Wine Show, being held at The Business Design Centre from 23 - 26 October. Book your tickets in advance and take advantage of our great 'Buy one and get one half price' deal on all days except Thursday's Preview evening! GENERAL ADMISSION Special Buy One Get 2nd Half Price offer, available for advanced bookings online or by telephone. If you'd prefer to book via telephone please call, 0871 230 7144 . THE COUTTS PRIVATE...
The Business Design Centre 52 Upper Street Islington London N1 0QH Tube - Bus - Train The Show is just an easy 5-minute walk from Angel Tube (Northern Line). Highbury & Islington station is a short walk away (Victoria Line and mainline). The City and King's Cross, St. Pancras and Euston mainline stations are a short bus journey away. These buses will take you straight there: 4, 19, 30, 38, 43, 56, 73, 341 and 394. For route planners and timetables, please go to www.tfl.gov.uk Car The Business...
Learn more about Codorníu, the pioneers of Traditional Method Spanish sparkling wine, and sample the range in a complimentary Codorníu Masterclass on Stand W13 at The Wine Show. The classes include a tutored tasting of the Codorníu range with one of their experts. From grape to glass, learn about the elaborate Traditional Method of sparkling winemaking. Discover the true flavours in your glass and enjoy award-winning Codorníu for yourself. Each participant will also receive a complimentary goodie...
This lively author and broadcaster is well known for her ability to communicate a traditional subject in a digestible, modern manner. Weekly wine columnist for the Sunday Telegraph Stella magazine, wine editor of Delicious magazine and a regular on BBC1's Saturday Kitchen, Susy was awarded the prestigious Communicator of the Year award in 2004 by the International Wine & Spirits Competition. The Cambridge graduate started her career as a journalist at WINE Magazine and discovered more about...
Filed under: Susy Atkins, Wine Club, Broadcaster, London Wine Show, Author, Delicious magazine, Stella magazine, decanter, BBC Good Food, Richard & Judy, Which? Wine guide
Robert Joseph Described as "one of the 50 people in the world who would be influencing wine drinking in the 21st century", Robert has proved to be an extremely influential figure within the wine world. He is co-founder of the International Wine Challenge, the world's biggest wine competition, has launched Wine Challenges in China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Russia, India, Vietnam and Thailand and has chaired or judged at wine competitions worldwide. In 1983, he founded Wine International...
Filed under: Robert Joseph, wine experts, London Wine Show, 2008, BBC, Chevalier du tastevin, The Good Wine guide, Hugh Ryman, Commanderie du Bontemps du Medoc et des Graves, Kevin Shaw, wine drinking, wine competition
Tim Atkin One of Britain's leading wine writers and an internationally recognised expert on the subject, Tim is the wine correspondent of The Observer and Wine Editor at Large of OLN. He also writes for Wine & Spirit, Woman and Home, The World of Fine Wine, The Economist's Intelligent Life, Country House and Observer Food Monthly. He appears regularly as a presenter on BBC One's Saturday Kitchen. The winner of numerous industry awards, Tim has contributed to a number of books on wine...
Filed under: Tim Atkin, wine experts, London Wine Show, Observer, Caballero del Vino, wine editor, BBC, Chevalier du tastevin, Ordre du Bontemps, Wine writers, Master Of Wine
Aged 18, fresh out of school and with little more than surfing on his mind, Matt landed a job at his local wine shop in order to make ends meet. Little did he know that he'd soon discover an insatiable passion and fascination for wine that would eventually see him writing about it, teaching it - and a decade later – becoming an internationally recognised wine expert. Matt has both a refreshing take on the industry and a knack for making wine simple. His first book Thirsty Work sold into a staggering...
23th - 26th October 2008 at the Business Design Centre , London N1 Oz Clarke Oz Clarke's phenomenal wine career began when he captained the wine-tasting team for Oxford University. The colourful character has since gone on to become one of the most familiar and highly esteemed celebrity figures of the wine world. He has been the wine correspondent of The Daily Telegraph and written numerous books and guides on the subject, all received to notable critical acclaim and award. In addition to his...
Corks will be popping and bubbles overflowing at this year’s luxurious champagne bar, kindly provided by Champagne Lanson. Fancy some sparkle? Come and join the party at this vibrant show feature. Centuries in the dedicated pursuit of perfection have established the House of Lanson as one of the premier champagne makers. Established back in 1760, it was awarded the Royal Warrant in 1860 by Queen Victoria. Today, the marriage of a contemporary dynamism with age-old tradition brings pleasure to millions...
Head buzzing with newfound wine expertise and advice? Why not put your feet up with a glass of wine or challenge your friends to an interactive Wii competition in The Rhône Zone chill-out area with great prizes to be won and a free gift for every player! A case of Rhône wine will be up for grabs every day of the show, with all players being entered into a draw to win a weekend in the Rhône Valley. A selection of Côtes du Rhône wines will also be available for sampling so be sure to drop in! Kindly...
Walk the Show with an expert guide Join one of our team of charismatic experts - who include Oz Clarke, Matt Skinner, Tim Atkin, Robert Joseph, Susy Atkins and Chris Scott - as they guide you personally around the show floor. They'll help you discover wines from different grape varieties and regions as you take the opportunity to sample, savour and stock up in a fun and relaxed environment. A timetable for the walks will be coming in mid-September. Places will be limited and pre-booking is essential...
Filed under: Robert Joseph, Oz Clarke, Tim Atkin, Wine Show, Matt Skinner, Susy Atkins, Grapes, Wine Walks, London Wine Show, Chris Scott, expert guide, varieties
The Wine Show in association with Toptable. For the first time, Coutts & Co. bring you The Private Cellar at this year’s Wine Show! If you are a genuine wine fanatic, share your passion with an intimate audience at this most special area. The Coutts Private Cellar showcases a range of some of the finest wines on the market – sample them with the true connoisseurs and enter the draw to win a fantastic prize! Ensure you sample a range of the finest wines on the market in style. The ideal way to...
Celebrate The Wine Show's opening night with a fantastical red-carpet evening of fine wine, live music and glittering entertainment as we transform our venue into the perfect wine tasting setting... Come straight from the office for a wonderful Thursday evening in N1. Bring colleagues, clients or friends along for a unique tasting experience and unwind from 6 - 9pm with untapped sampling. Brush shoulders with the leading industry experts and dine in our delectable food court, exclusive to Thursday...