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Chester’s Corks Out launches new wine tasting initiative
Oct 28 2010 Chester Chronicle
Chester’s Corks Out launches new wine tasting initiative
CHESHIRE’S own award-winning independent wine merchant is launching a new tasting experience across the region, called ‘Taste at Corks Out’ which has been launched at its Chester.
Corks Out are all installing Enomatic tasting machines, the latest in wine technology.
Essentially, these machines are vacuum sealed boxes that can keep up to eight wines fresh and at the correct temperature for several weeks. Customers purchase a swipe card that they can load up with credit.
Taste at Corks Out in Watergate Street, Chester, had its grand launch on Saturday evening when there was loads of fizz being poured into glasses plus 48 different wines from all over the world to taste and lots of giveaways.
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