Event Category: Meeting
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TWIXMAS
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Grillo
Grillo is an ancient white grape variety from Sicily, primarily known for its role in making the fortified Marsala wine, but also widely used for crisp, dry white wines with nutty, citrus, and apple flavours. The grape is native to Sicily, thrives in hot climates, and produces wines with a balance of body, acidity, and bold… Read more
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Merlot
Merlot is a popular red wine grape known for being soft, approachable, and fruity, with flavours of plum, black cherry, and raspberry. Its profile can range from medium-bodied and fruity in warmer climates to more structured with earthy notes in cooler regions. It's often blended with Cabernet Sauvignon to soften its tannins, but it also makes a… Read more
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Chardonnay
No need for an explanation here. Choose either an unoaked or an oaked variety, whichever pleases you - or go for a chardonnay-based fizz Read more
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Pinotage
Pinotage is a red wine grape variety developed in South Africa in 1925 by crossing Pinot Noir and Cinsault (known locally as Hermitage), which resulted in the name "Pinotage". It is South Africa's signature grape and produces medium to full-bodied wines known for flavours of dark fruit (like blackberry and plum), with earthy, smoky, and spicy notes. Read more
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Picpoul de Pinet
Picpoul de Pinet is a crisp, dry white wine from a coastal appellation in France's Languedoc region, known for its "lip-stingingly" fresh acidity and citrus notes. Made exclusively from the Picpoul grape, it is famous for its pairing with seafood Read more
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Pecorino
Not to be confused with the cheese called Pecorino! Pecorino is a high-quality, dry white wine made from the Pecorino grape, primarily grown in central Italy. It is known for its vibrant, crisp acidity, mineral notes, and complex aromas of citrus, green apple, and tropical fruit. The name comes from the Italian word for… Read more
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Grenache / Garnacha
Garnacha and Grenache refer to the same grape variety, with Garnacha being the Spanish name and Grenache the French name. The grape originated in Spain and is now widely planted, especially in warm, dry climates, and is a key component in wines from regions like Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Spanish Rioja and Priorat. An easy-drinking red wine. Read more
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Wine from Australia
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Wine from Italy