A tasting and debate between English fizz and French Champers will kick off in Bristol in September as two heavyweight examples of both go bottle to bottle.
Nyetimber wine from Kent and the Champagne House Ruinart will take on each other on September 21 at the city centre hotel. Representatives from each company will battle it out to gain vote on which is better. There will also be a selection of delicious canapés to enjoy with the wines, say organisers. Tickets are priced at £30 per person.
To book or for more information call 0117 925 5577 or email events.bristol@hotelduvin.com
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