2018: an evening of wines from several countries
Our regular wine tasting host, Tom I'Anson entertained us in Church House on 27 November(our last time there as it's now been sold) .
We had 34 members there. Our best turn out to date. And we raised more than £200 towards SPJARA's funds. Tom talked us through six delicious wines from various countries. It was a great evening - a good way to meet old and new friends and neighbours and to stock up for Christmas. Thanks also to Maurice, Carol and Sandy for help with catering and planning |
Tom sets out his wines
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2017: an evening of South American wines
 Tom explaining a finer point to Diana Pollock, while another guest checks the label
Once more Tom I'Anson introduced SPJARA members and guests to a new wine experience. There were six wines from Chile and Argentina, served with plates of cheeses. Thanks to Carol and Maurice Gran - and to Jonathan Moffitt who between them made the very enjoyable evening possible.
31 came and we netted £178 for the SPJARA funds. It seems that Tom sold quite a few wines too. |
guests at the wine tasting
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Tom I'Anson and his wines
2016: An evening of Spanish wines
The pre-Christmas SPJARA wine tasting has become a popular event. 27 members and guests turned up at Church House on 17 November to taste wines from Spain selected by Tom I'Anson. We sampled a range of Spanish whites and reds (plus a bottle of port). Tom got some orders, and we all left feeling a little merry. And we have added nearly £200 to our fund for small scale environmental improvements in the area. (With special thanks to Carol James, Maurice Gran and Jonathan Moffitt for the success of the event).
The pre-Christmas SPJARA wine tasting has become a popular event. 27 members and guests turned up at Church House on 17 November to taste wines from Spain selected by Tom I'Anson. We sampled a range of Spanish whites and reds (plus a bottle of port). Tom got some orders, and we all left feeling a little merry. And we have added nearly £200 to our fund for small scale environmental improvements in the area. (With special thanks to Carol James, Maurice Gran and Jonathan Moffitt for the success of the event).
