Gift Ideas

FREE DELIVERY & NO EXPIRY DATE on all our Gift Vouchers!

We have a fantastic selection of wine events that make excellent and original presents. Starting from as little as £22.50, through to our popular 8 week Introductory World Tour course for £95.

Our Saturday courses are a perfect way of relaxing and tasting some great wines, including Champagne and a two course lunch for £75.

And don't forget we have gift vouchers for all our events.

SPECIAL OFFER! To make your wine tasting gift even more special why not add the 'Really Useful Guide to Wine' book by Suzy Atkins (RRP £10.99)  to any order for only £8 extra. See below for more details.

   One-Evening Tastings from £22.50

   Saturday Wine Course including Champagne on arrival and two course lunch - £75

   Introductory 8-week World of Wine Course - £105 (plus £10 per evening)

 Can't decide? Then buy an open gift voucher and let the lucky recipient make their own choice. They make a unique and individual present.

 You can choose from a range of values or  buy a voucher  for a specific course that may be changed at anytime prior to 1 week  before the course starts. Just Click here!

'Really Useful Guide to Wine' Book Offer ::

Add the exceelent 'Really Useful Guide to Wine' book by Suzy Atkins (RRP £10.99) to any Manchester Wine School tasting/course or gift voucher for only £8 (inclusive of post and packing) Your

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