Save £30 (one night free)!

Book our core 8-Week World Tour course (1 evening per week for 8 weeks) and SAVE £30 against the cost of the booking the same evenings seperately! You effectively receive the last (most expensive) evening entirely free!.

And if you need to skip an evening you can easily pick it up when we run the course again (or receive a credit against any other tasting).

Pay half the fee up front - just £95 to reserve a space - and bring £10 each night. That works out to just £21.87/night, compared to £25 for our average evening and £30 for our Sparkling and Sweet Wine evening, so you save £30 (or get the last night free)! 

Click here to read more about our 8-Week World Tour. 

Food

At all our Evening Tastings we also currently offer our customers an exclusive discount on behalf of The Cambridge Brew House - 20% OFF FOOD if you would like to eat the same night. You can eat beforehand, afterwards or even be creative and have your starter before the Wine Tasting and the main course after we finish!

Wine

We have also negotiated various special wine discounts from Wine Merchants in Cambridge. If, after tasting a wine, you decide to visit a particular shop and make a purchase, just present our tasting notes and they will give an additional discount.

(We do not sell wine ourselves - we only act as a guide to what is available locally).

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  Bordeaux's new multi-million pound Cité des Civilisations du Vin made its debut this morning, as the first stone and set of vines were unveiled during a special preview ceremony.
• Fear of Chinese blockade speeds wine shipments from Bordeaux
  A threat by the Chinese government to impose an anti-dumping tax on European wines appears to be speeding wine shipments out of Bordeaux this week, as importers rush to stockpile supplies.
• Bordeaux negociant Cordier Mestrezat unveils luxury large-format storage
  Cordier Mestrezat Grands Crus are launching a range of luxury wine storage boxes to house rare collections of large-format Bordeaux bottles.
• Vinexpo expands to shows in Beijing, Tokyo and Hong Kong in 2014
  Vinexpo will launch in Beijing for the first time in 2014, alongside shows in Hong Kong and Tokyo.
• Aurelio Montes takes up new Wines of Chile position
  Improving Chile's image overseas will be top of the agenda for Aurelio Montes Sr following his appointment as international vice-president of Wines of Chile.
• Cazes family and Rocha release Lynch Bages cookbook
  Jean-Michel Cazes, proprietor of Grand Cru Classe Lynch Bages in Pauillac together with Jean-Luc Rocha, the two Michelin starred chef of Chateau Cordeillan-Bages debuted their new book at Vinexpo this week.
• 200% increase in English wine sales boost Majestic profits
  Rising sales of English sparkling wine helped retailer Majestic Wine post a slight increase in full-year pre-tax profits today.
• Wine Mosaic will protect original wine grape varieties, say founders
  A new project to preserve, protect and promote the original grape varieties of the Mediterranean will kick off in Porto later this year.
• Hailstorms decimate Loire vines
  A hail storm at in the early hours of Monday morning has caused widespread damage across much of the Loire communes Vouvray and Reugny.
• 1855 classification seeks UNESCO World Heritage status
  Bordeaux's oldest wine ranking, the Grands Cru Classés en 1855, is applying for the same UNESCO World Heritage status as the climats of Burgundy, and the cellars of Champagne.