The Chamberlain Hotel

An introduction to the world of wine, covering why different wines taste the way they do, the world's major wine regions and most important grape varieties. Build your wine knowledge and tackle the wine aisle or restaurant wine list with confidence!

Pale, pretty pink from Provence sets a high bar when it comes to rosé. Can other regions compete? Join us to find out as we compare Provence with wines from elsewhere in France and around the world. Just the thing to get you set for summer!

England has built a well-deserved reputation for its outstanding sparkling wines. But there's more to discover, with a growing number of excellent still wines across all styles. We'll taste a range, both from bigger names and boutique producers.

The perfect place to start your Italian wine tour! Piedmont is home to some of Italy's most iconic wines, including fragrant Barolo, made from Nebbiolo grapes. Plus tasty reds from Barbera and Dolcetto, delicious whites and superb sparkling wine too!

Veneto is home to some of Italy's most popular wines, such as prosecco and Pinot Grigio. But it's a region rich in other treasures too, including Soave and Amarone, and a host of lesser know grape varieties such as Ribolla Gialla and Teroldego.

The hills of Tuscany have been producing quality wines for centuries, with Chianti long established as one of Italy's best red wines. Here the Sangiovese grape reigns supreme but there are many more varieites to discover - track them down with us!

The warm south of Italy is a treasure trove of wonderful wines. Alongside powerful Primitivo, there's a wealth of lesser know varieties to get know such as Aglinico and Fiano, plus wines from the islands of Sardinia and Sicily to discover and enjoy!

An introduction to the world of wine, covering why different wines taste the way they do, the world's major wine regions and most important grape varieties. Build your wine knowledge and tackle the wine aisle or restaurant wine list with confidence!