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The Wine Library at Tivoli Wines in Cheltenham, opened in November 2017 to give people the chance to taste and learn about wine in a relaxing atmosphere, at their own pace, as well as hosting regular events and tastings on wines, spirits and more.
Opened in Cheltenham in November 2017, the Wine Library is a destination for wine lovers and learners alike to explore and taste wine in comfort and at their own pace. For the first time in Gloucestershire, visitors can sample 32 wines from state-of-the-art Enomatic tasting machines with a further number of fine wines available by Coravin, all chosen by the Tivoli Wines team.
Our Enomatic tasting machines make wine tasting easy, and mean that you can learn in your own time, however you choose. There's always someone on hand to help, so if you fancy a quick private wine tasting session, come and have a chat and we'll show you some wines we think you'd like. On the other hand, you might prefer to explore by yourself and we'll just leave you to it!
After loading a top-up card with a member of the team, visitors are encouraged to sample as many or as few wines as they like, choosing from samples of 25ml, 75ml or 125ml, from 80p for a sample of a shop favourite to £80 for a glass of some of the best wine in the world. Stay a little longer and enjoy perfect cheese and charcuterie plates from our neighbour Maison Chaplais.
Supermarkets aren't the best place to buy wine. Their buying power means they can put cheaper wines on the shelf but that doesn't necessarily mean better value. Wine tasting is the best way to find great wine you love, for better value. We want to dispel the myth that any wine over £10 is overpriced, and our way of doing that is to make it easier to taste excellent wines in a relaxing space, so you can learn what makes the best wine so good to drink.
Come and see the great names of Chateauneuf du Pape, Hermitage & Condrieu go up against their global counterparts. The noble grapes of the area, like Grenache, Syrah and Viognier, have spread right across the world to make wines that can truly rival their French ancestors, including Shiraz from South Australia’s famous Barossa Valley and Adelaide Hills, Spanish and Sardinian Grenache (known locally as Garnacha and Cannonau, respectively) and rich, complex whites from California and New Zealand.
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