EDINBURGH Wine Courses £85

Edinburgh Introduction to Wine Course -  11am to 4 pm -Courses scheduled on

   Saturday 26th January

including Champagne, a delicious lunch, & selection of cheeses with the wines - only £85.

Passionate about wine & want to learn more? Each course is a fascinating introduction to the World of Wine. Do you want to discover fascinating and delicious new wines & grape varieties? Do you want to taste a wide variety of wines and understand what makes them so different ? Do you want to know which wine to drink with what food? Then these are the courses for you !   It is also a great way to meet new friends who share your love of wine.

All our Edinburgh Wine Courses & Tastings are based at the Royal Scots Club, 30 Abercromby Place, Edinburgh. EH3 0BR (just off Queen St).                 

This Course also makes a perfect Xmas Gift or for any occasion - & when you book the course we can post you a Gift Voucher in an attractive presentation wallet, left blank for you to add your own message. The Gift Voucher & Wallet will arrive in a plain envelope - so the gift remains a secret!

The courses run on several Saturdays throughout the year - so there will be plenty of dates to choose from!  The next course is on Saturday 26th January 2013.

Don't miss out! Book your place now by clicking here and using the Book Now>> Button.

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