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Two dinners and a wine tasting featuring – us

Tuesday 23 October 2012 • 1 min read
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I know we must seem like a book machine here. There is the massive Wine Grapes from me, Julia and José Vouillamoz. And there is also the acclaimed Art of the Restaurateur written by my husband and restaurant critic of the Financial Times and Jancis Robinson.com, Nicholas Lander (cue cheers).

Over the next few weeks there are two wine dinners to celebrate Nick’s book, one at the very smart, Michelin-starred country house hotel Hambleton Hall in Rutland and one at the delightful Quo Vadis restaurant in Soho, London (as drawn left on their website) – both run by members of the talented Hart family profiled in Nick’s book. It's worth noting that since Nick wrote the article to which the last link directs you, the Hart brothers have recruited Jeremy Lee from the Blueprint Cafe to head the kitchens at Quo Vadis, so the food is even better than it was. For what it's worth, I’ll be attending the Rutland event but may well be too jetlagged to get to the London one since it is just after we get back from a week in New York and the day after our Decanter Masterclass. See details of all three events below. 

RUTLAND


WHAT
Four-course wine dinner with Nick and me

WHEN  Tuesday 30 October, 7.30 pm, sit down ‘8.15 pm sharp’

WHERE Hambleton Hall, Oakham, Rutland

HOW MUCH £100  a head

HOW FIND OUT MORE AND BOOK See here and contact hotel@hambletonhall.com or 01572 756991

LONDON


WHAT
 Masterclass with nine wines on Wine Grapes with me, Julia Harding MW and José Vouillamoz, the only such event scheduled with all of us three authors

WHEN Sunday 18 November, 4-5.30 pm (book signing before and afterwards)

WHERE Decanter Fine Wine Encounter, Landmark Hotel, 222 Marylebone Road, London NW1

HOW MUCH £95 a head

HOW TO FIND OUT MORE AND BOOK See here



WHAT
An evening with Nick Lander at Quo Vadis

WHEN Monday 19 November, 6.30-9 pm with optional drinks afterwards in Quo Vadis private members' club

WHERE Quo Vadis, 26-29 Dean Street, London W1

HOW MUCH £80 a head to include three-course dinner, half a bottle of wine and a signed copy of The Art of the Restaurateur

HOW TO FIND OUT MORE AND BOOK See here  

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