St Agnes Beacon Begin at the National Trust car park on St Agnes Beacon, Follow the footpath east from the car park. Soon you’ll find the remains of Wheal coates tin mine, a remnant of what was once a booming industry.
We recommend you eat something, as even if you will be primarily spitting, you will want to enjoy the taste of the wines, to. But even when you sip lightly, the alcohol levels can often add up before you know it, so you must always be on your guard.
Newcomers to tasting rooms are sometimes surprised and ev en appalled to see other tasters spitting a mouth-ful of wine into the dump bucker. Actually, this is a very common and necessary practice among experienced tasters. We encourage spitting as a tasting technique, and to help keep palatyes clean, and heads clear. In crowded tasting…
Unique Sleeper Coaches for use throughout the UK and Mainland Europe We have some of the nicest coaches on the circuit Except for our “Economy” coaches, our double deck coaches are modern. Memory foam mattresses on all bunks – the newer buses have wider and longer bunks than before. All to give a…
On our ititial tastings, Puligny-Montrachet looks one of the more reliable performers of 2010. Reliable, pure and energetic with crisp expression of terroir. Lovely mineral village wines, especially from the Meursault side. Pucellers is elegant, capturing the silky aromatics of this premier cru, but take care as this climat had some botrytis.
Constable and Salisbury “The Soul of Landscape” run until September In The Close, Salisbury, open daily
