Head down to Bristol’s Harbourside for the Bristol Wine and Food Fair, on from the 11th-13th July 2008.
This is an exciting new three day event celebrating wine, fine dining and good food….Taste 100’s of wines from all over the world, for free. Buy by the glass, bottle or case. Learn from the experts at wine and cheese tutored tastings, pick up handy tips from inspirational chefs, sample signature dishes from top local restaurants and buy produce from the region’s acclaimed food, drink and cheese producers.
More than 35 wine producers, importers and merchants will welcome you to explore the world of wine and unravel some of its mysteries. It’s a golden opportunity to meet experts face to face, ask questions and sample some great wines in a relaxed environment. You will be able to choose from a massive range of different wine types and styles, to suit all tastes and budgets, allowing you to sample before you buy.
Amongst the wine exhibitors will be an organic wine specialist, local organic vineyards, a Chilean producer and many more. The Artisan food market should cater to all your foodie needs with 31 traders that representing some of the best independent food and drink businesses in the South West region.
Our hand-picked producers are committed to selling quality regional products, promoting healthy eating and buying habits, with a belief in good practice and provenance.
A £5 entry ticket will be required with the Wine and Cheese tasting sessions requiring an additional ticket. For more info see www.bristolwineandfoodfair.co.uk
This festival is an excellent idea for Bristol and the South West. This event has helped Bristol and its businesses. I wish there were more events like this one in and around the city because such events bring prosperity to the area.