Course Description
Join us for an unforgettable journey as we explore the wine regions of Italy, uncovering the secrets that make such a fascinating wine-producing land.
Over the course of 4 Tues evening sessions, we'll taste and savour beautiful Barolo, velvety Valpolicella, charming Chianti and many others.
We all know Italy can be a daunting wine country to navigate but trust us - the discoveries are worth the effort. We'll wander through the north of the country from Piedmont and Veneto, through Tuscany and Abruzzo to the warm south of Puglia, Campania, & Sicily.
And it's not just about wine! We'll also focus on food pairing to understand the foods that pair best with different styles. Discover the ways you can take your dining experience to the next level!
This course runs for one evening each week, and is flexible - if you need to skip a night or two, just let us know in advance and we'll credit you. You can pick up a repeat session later or use your credit for any other event.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore the magic of Italian wines!
What will I get from this course?
- Taste 24 wines from familiar favourites to lesser-known discoveries
- Get to know the main regions and the wines produced in each of them
- Understand how Italian food pairs with Italian wine
What if I can’t make one of the evenings?
Not a problem. You can either send a substitute, or we can schedule you onto a repeat session or give you a credit to use against other events.
Including...
Get ready for a wine-tasting adventure that will take you straight to the heart of Piemonte and Northern Italy including beautiful Barolo.
Get ready to join us for the next leg of our incredible Italian wine tour as we explore the stunning Veneto region - the heartland of Italian wine production.
Get ready to immerse yourself in the heart of Italy as we explore the captivating region of Tuscany.
Join us for the final leg of our amazing Italian wine tour as we venture into the deep south of Italy, exploring the stunning regions of Puglia, Campania, and Basilicata, as well as the islands of Sicily and Sardinia.