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Club Vino

Ian Jones, Food and Drink Editor

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Club Vino

1 Hardman Boulevard, 1 Hardman St, Manchester, M3 3AQ
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Italian sommelier and ex-wine merchant Marco Castelanelli runs Club Vino, a wine-tasting company that has hosted events at high-end places around Manchester, such as King Street Townhouse. Adapting to the current times, Club Vino now offers at-home tasting experiences, delivered right to your door.

Packages include a themed case of 6 or 12 bottles, printable tasting notes with food pairing suggestions, printable glass markers (useful when you have different wines open at once) and a video link that guides you through the wines and tells you the story behind each bottle – exactly as if you were at the event.

You’re welcome to try each wine in one go, Marco’s guided video can be used to taste different bottles in various sittings, meaning you can bring a little bit of luxury and normality back to your lockdown days.

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