For this seminar we will travel to a new and fascinating location. Circle member, Moshé Cohen, will introduce the wines of Israel, including those resulting from innovative viticulture in the Negev desert which are predicted to become the country's finest.

Home to some of the oldest grape vines in the world, Barossa is one of Australia’s most historic wine regions. Its dynamic wine community includes long-established names as well as younger new wave producers. Mark Pygott MW will be joined by three bold and brilliant winemakers from Barossa to talk about the people and personalities […]

For the second of the Circle's February webinars, we're delighted to welcome back the Circle's own expert on Eastern Europe, Caroline Gilby MW. On the eve of Furmint Feb, a week of celebration, Caroline will take a look at Hungary's flagship white grape and tell the story of the new generation of great dry whites […]

We’d love you to join us at Wines of Hungary’s Furmint tasting on Monday 21st February at Merchant Taylor’s Hall – for the opportunity to taste over 150 wines. To keep things COVID-safe, we are asking attendees to book in for one of the following sessions: Session 1: 11am-2pm Furmint and Terroir, focus on single […]

For the first of the Circle's March webinars, we're delighted to welcome Matt Day, winemaker from South Africa's oldest-established wine estate, Klein Constantia, who will reveal all about the somewhat enigmatic title of his presentation. Matt's main aim will be to highlight how Sauvignon Blanc, when well made, is truly one of the noble wine […]