“London’s most inclusive wine tastings”
Each session we focus on a different theme, from Champagne vs England to a deep-dive into Pinot Noir, or exploring the wines of Italy to looking at emerging new regions.
At each Bow Wine Night we’ll be opening six wines for you to try, hosted by our expert tasters; all you need to do is arrive with a curious palate and an open mind.
A ROSÉ BY ANY OTHER NAME – £35 per person
Mondays in May – 12th / 19th – 6.30-8pm
Hey Rosé lover; don’t be a chicken, come and discover something new.
Join us as we pull back the curtain on the world of pink wine; dry, fruity, dark, pale, delicate, and everything in between. This is your chance to taste six distinctive styles side-by-side, spanning multiple countries and characters, and learn what makes a good rosé… well, good.
We won’t spoil the lineup, but expect some surprises and maybe a few wines you’ll want to hoard for your next picnic.
It’s a rosé-tinted ride with a bit of bite.
WINE & CHEESE – £40 per person
Wednesdays in May – 7th / 21st / 28th 6.30-8pm
Cheese and wine: the classic combination that’s easy to love but trickier to master.
In this guided tasting, you’ll explore six English still wines from Balfour, each paired with a perfectly matched cheese. You’ll learn the why behind the pairings, and maybe discover your new favourite bottle in the process.
Whether you’re a seasoned curd nerd or just here for the vibe, it’s a relaxed, indulgent hour of sipping, nibbling, and learning something new; with a wedge of something
CRISPS & WINE: A Matchstick Made in Heaven – £30 per person
Mondays in May – 2nd / 16th/ 23rd/ 30th – 6.30-8pm
Ever wondered what wine pairs best with a Bacon Frazzle? No? Well, now you’re curious, aren’t you?
This is your chance to explore the fine and fun art of matching nostalgic snack foods with genuinely good wine. Forget foie gras and snobby canapés; this tasting is all about crunchy childhood favourites getting a surprisingly grown-up glow-up.
You’ll sip six wines, crunch through six beloved crisps, and leave with a newfound respect for sour cream & chive Pringles. It’s playful, a bit ridiculous, and surprisingly educational.
Because sometimes, food and wine pairing should be more fun than formal.