Events

CHEERS!

Thanks for travelling with me on the WineTubeMap, I hope you enjoyed your journey, it was great meeting you all!

The wines you tasted are all listed below and you can find out more about the styles by clicking on the station links on the right.

Each wine has a link to buy, either from a local or online shop,  or if there isn’t an obvious one, I can sell from our stock.

To remind you, here’s the order they were in and the sensory element :

STATION 1 – Fizz line (carbonated wine / cheese sable)

Bisol Jeio Prosecco £12.00

• First drink you had

Chateau de L’aulee , Crémant de Loire £13.50 (Oddbins)

• Champagne style wine from the Loire valley.

STATION 2 – Aromatic (jelly bean / mackerel pate)

Turckheim Edelzwicker £8.95 (Drinkmonger)

• Bottle with Germanic picture on label

Spy Valley Gewurztraminer £12.50 

• Distinct, aromatic style. You preferred it with the mackerel.

STATION 3 – White Central (music)

Conde Villar Vinho Verde £8.00

• Slightly spritzy, light and dry

Jean Rijckaert Vire Clessé (white burgundy) £15.00

• Richer, oak aged chardonnay

STATION 4 – Rosé (Salami)

Chateau Leoube, Cotes de Provence, £12

• Pale, dry and light

Always enjoy life rosé, Pinot Noir pink, £14.99 Drinkmonger

• Still dry, but a bit fruitier

STATION 5 – RED CENTRAL (tea / popcorn / pork pie)

Ara Pinot Noir £11.00 (The latest vintage of this is currently on sale at Waitrose at £9)

• One of your favourites

Murviedro Cepas Viejas Bobal, £10.95 (Drinkmonger)

• Darker and a bit tangier than the Pinot Noir

STATION 6 – EASY LOOP (meringue / panettone)

Vietti Cascinetta Moscato d’Asti (sweet and fizzy) £15.50

Codorniu Semi Seco £9.00