Dulwich Wine Society

By pikeyed
January 2, 2023 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 2, 2023

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Posted January 2, 2023

Dulwich Wine Society (www.dulwich-wine-society.co.uk) will be commencing their new term on 11th January 2023 with Will Burgess from the Sourcing Table in Peckham presenting 'Modern Australia'.

The Dulwich Wine Society (formed in 1991) meets at 7.30pm on Wednesday evenings, during term time, at The Rosendale, 65 Rosendale Road, West Dulwich, London SE21 8EZ.

At the tastings, a speaker introduces a number of different wines on a theme. In addition to regular contributions from members, speakers include lecturers, wine merchants and Masters of Wine.

The cost per evening is £20 for members and £30 for non-members (occassionally slightly more where premium wines). Membership is currently £50 per term.

If you are thinking of joining the Dulwich Wine Society and wish to sample a free evening before committing yourself to the full session please confirm a space with the secretary, Tim Havenhand, [email protected].

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