How much should I spend on wine? Are more expensive wines better? Can you really taste the difference between a cheaper and more expensive bottle?
These are questions we get asked a lot so it's time to find out!
Join us on this fun evening when we will try 6 different wines, all tasted 'blind'. We will taste the wines in pairs - in each case, a decent, but lower-priced wine will sit alongside a more expensive example from the same region or grape variety.
Is it really worth paying more?
Can we find quality at lower price points and is personal preference the most important differentiator?
You will be the judge!
Will you be able to spot the more expensive wines and more importantly, which wines do you prefer?
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