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On 5th February 2018, The Austrian Tasting will showcase more than 500 wines from 95 wineries.
Annual tasting of Austrian Wine London
The Austrian Tasting London is scheduled for February 5th from 10:30 am to 5:00 pm, at the Institute of Directors (116 Pall Mall London SW1 Y5ED), where 95 wineries will be presented by either the winemaker or their importers.
One has the possibility to get to know the broad range of Austrian wines (more than 500 on site), ranging from sparkling, white, red to sweet wines.
This year again, the visitors can expect a tasting bar, where Austrian Sekt and Styrian Sauvignon Blanc can be discovered.
Austrian wine is one of the most interesting phenomena happening in the world right now. The wines are found on every good wine list, are appreciated by wine experts and highly acclaimed by journalists.
“There is simply no other place on earth where fresh wines are so compact and dense, where opulent wines taste so nimble” – Willi Klinger (AWMB) about Austrian Wines | The Art of Wine. Down to Earth.
For further information about the event and registration, please contact Caroline Lloyd from the Austrian Trade Commission: london@advantageaustria.org
General information about Austrian wine, it‘s wine growing regions and latest facts & figures can be found on the Austrian Wine homepage under www.austrianwine.com
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