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Last chance for trade to register for The City Wine Show
the drinks business invites members of the drinks trade to register for free entry to this year’s City Wine Show on Friday 13 April, between 1 and 5pm.
After the sell-out success of the first show in September 2017, the drinks business is proud to announce that The City Wine Show is back. Last year, over 1,300 wine lovers from London were in attendance, and we’re expecting another showstopper this year.
Run by the drinks business team, The City Wine Show is a wine fair designed to encourage consumers to explore the world of wine in a relaxed environment.
This year, db is offering members of the drinks trade the chance to experience the show for free on Friday 13 April between 1pm and 5pm. To register your interest, please click here.
For the second year running, the show is to be held at Stationers’ Hall, Ave Maria Lane, London EC4M 7DD. To view your transport options, please click here.
The show is open to the public on Friday 13 April (1-9pm) and on Saturday 14 April (1-8pm).
Like last year, there will be a selection of Prestige Masterclasses featuring the likes of Pol Roger, E&J Gallo and iDealwine, and hosted by editor-in-chief of the drinks business, Patrick Schmitt MW.
As well as exhibitor stands, guests can sample the latest releases in our New Product Zone and taste hundreds of award-winning wines in the Discovery Zone.
Official cheese providers to the Queen, Paxton and Whitfield, will once again be offering the ideal accompaniment to all the wine, while guests will be rewarded with a free G&T from the Gin and Tonic Bar upon entry.
This year the official charity of the show is the brilliant Walkabout Foundation, which provides wheelchairs to disadvantaged communities in developing countries.
More exhibitors will be confirmed in the run up to the show, with Champagne house Piper Heidsieck, online wine auctioneer iDealwine and Argentine winery Viñalba, industry body WineGB and wine merchant Bloomsbury wine already announced.
To find out more, please visit The City Wine Show website.