Enomatic Tasting Series at P&V Paddington
Slide into this bottleshop-meets-bar over the next month to sip rare and cult wines from around the globe without paying for a full bottle.
Overview
It's a classic wine-lover's dilemma: you're keen on a restaurant's rare drop, but you can't get a sip without paying up for the whole bottle. P&V Wine + Liquor Merchants is looking to solve this quandary, at least temporarily, with the launch of a month-long tasting series presented at its P&V Paddington location.
Teaming up with wine tech innovators Enomatic from Friday, June 27–Sunday, August 3, this series features the brand's wine serving system, where each glass is presented at the ideal temperature and freshness long after the cork is popped. With this specialised equipment at hand, P&V will delve into their deep cellar to pour ultra-rare, cult and small-batch wines.
Without needing to stress about doing major damage to your wallet, this is your chance to sample highly coveted vino, with weekly in-store tastings and special appearances throughout the month. Expect scarce by-the-glass pours featuring Italy's barolo legends Rinaldi and Cappellano, jura icons Ganevat and Overnoy, and Australian wineries Sami-Odi and Wendouree.
If you get involved, you're invited to settle into L'Avant Cave, the cosy wine bar attached to P&V's Paddington store. Here, the tasting experience is taken to even greater heights with a menu of snacks and small plates paired with these exquisite wines. With tastings available during regular store hours, guests will get a heads-up on the weekly wine lineup via the store's Instagram.
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