A Journey Down the Rhine

As one of Europe’s longest rivers, the Rhine offers some amazing range in the wines that can be found along it. We’ll be looking at some of the classics; dry, focused Rieslings, aromatic Gewürztraminer and Pinot Noir, while also exploring some of the lesser-known varieties that hold an important place in the history of wine along the Rhine. We will be focusing on Alsace in the north-east of France, meandering down towards the German regions of Pfalz, Rheinhessen and it’s tributaries of the Mosel and the Ahr. Alsace’s location give a particular climate, as one of the driest regions in France, allowing for a longer ripening window. Heading further down, we find Germany’s stunning steep banks, allowing quality-focussed growers lower yielding sites that give well-balanced, concentrated wines. 

The wines will be served with cheese and charcuterie from our neighbours, with exclusive pricing available on the evening.