In the cellar: Semillon, Dessert, De Bortoli, Tesco Finest, 2017
Tasting Notes: dried apricot/honey/marmalade Botrytis cinerea is a form of rot that certain grapes are susceptible to. The fungus encapsulates ...
Tag: wine
WADE and Emmbrook Primary PTA to hold wine and cheese night in Wokingham
WINES and cheese will be on offer at a special tasting event taking place in Wokingham next week. WADE is ...
Wargrave Cricket Club plans tasting evening with wine expert
A WINE tasting event will be held at Wargrave Cricket Club this Saturday evening. Expert Frances Walker is the sommelier ...
Try beer and cheese at Siren Craft Brew event in Finchampstead on Saturday
A FINCHAMPSTEAD brewery is teaming up with a Reading delicatessen to match some barrel-aged beers with the perfect cheese. Siren ...
Wokingham Wine Festival latest casualty of regeneration works
Days after we revealed Wetherspoon and Cara are leaving Wokingham, it has been announced that a wine festival that supports ...
Get ready for this weekend’s wonderful Wokingham Festival
CANTLEY Park will soon be alive with the sound of music. And eating. And drinking. Yes, the annual Wokingham Festival ...
Shinfield restaurant L’Ortolan is one of top 20 UK restaurants
A SHINFIELD restaurant has scooped another accolade to go alongside its Michelin star… it’s one of the country’s top 20 ...
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