Newcastle Wine Fair £30 for 2

NEWCASTLE'S BIGGEST-EVER WINE FAIR - @ EAT! - THE North East Food & Wine Festival - 10 wine merchants / now over 90 wines to taste! - Sun 8 Sep 2013 - 1230 to 4pm - at Assembly Rooms, Fenkle St, Newcastle NE1 5XU - only £30 for 2 Tickets!

EAT! NewcastleGateshead is a festival of adventures in food produced by NewcastleGateshead Initiative. The festival returns this Summer with a tempting menu of events, which offer some of the most unique and creative drinking & dining adventures in the UK.

Come & TASTE wines from the North-East's top Award-winning Wine Merchants including:

• Majestic Gosforth
• Michael Jobling
• Fenwick
• Tyne Wines
• Proteas Wines
• Carruthers and Kent 
• Spanish Select
• Bin 21

The ticket price includes ALL wine samples! A fantastic opportunity to taste over 90 delicious wines and chat with the people who choose & sell them.  

        ·        The North-East's best award-winning independent Wine Merchant

·         Over 90 wines for you to taste

·         Test your skill-  ‘guess the wine’ competition with prizes

·         Meet and talk to the men/women who know their wines

·          Helpful advice and your wine questions answered

·         Discover exciting new wines

·         Meet friends who share your interest in wine

This is a lively, informal Walk-Around Tasting in a relaxed atmosphere.

You will not be sent a ticket through the post. Your details will be added to the event register and all you need to do is print the payment confirmation page and bring it with you to the event.

This annual North East Food & Wine Festival – now in its sixth year - celebrates the best regional produce, food retailers and restaurants and promotes the pleasures of creating and sharing good food and drink.

Newcastle Wine School is proud to be hosting a Special Event this year - Newcastles biggest-ever Wine Fair!

 WIN A FREE WINE COURSE WORTH £60 ! - TASTE & IDENTIFY THE MYSTERY WINE @ the Newcastle Wine School Stand!

EAT Newcastle Wine Fair - 2013 - ONE TICKET :: Sun 8th Sep 2013

Newcastle Wine School in association with NewcastleGateshead EAT festival - presents Newcastle's biggest-ever Wine Festival. Come along & try over 90 wines inc Champagne & wines from Australia, Chile, New Zealand,

Places remaining: 375

Price: £20.00

EAT Newcastle Wine Fair 2013 - TWO TICKETS :: Sun 8th Sep 2013

BUY 2 tickets for £30 - a saving of 25% on normal ticket price!  Newcastle Wine School in association with NewcastleGateshead EAT festival - presents Newcastle's biggest -ever Wine Festival. Come

Places remaining: 190

Price: £30.00

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