Wine Pleasures

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Comment by Emilio Saez on July 11, 2009 at 1:31pm

Hi Carrie, how are you? At wine pleaures you get what you pay for! And it is certainly a much better investment than many of the bad wine fairs out there. You will have the opportunity to meet many importers. And Casavides made a new client. Good luck!

Comment by Carrie Jorgensen on July 11, 2009 at 3:50am

I am interested in hearing some feedback from the wineries who participated in the event, like Casa de las Vides, how it actually went? Was it worth the cost? Are you planning on participating again?

I have noted that there is an interesting event coming up in Shanghai, where it might make sense for Portuguese wineries like ours to come. Any one thinking of participating?

Comment by Emilio Saez on March 12, 2009 at 11:27pm

It's the first time for La Casa de las Vides that we participate. It's great to receive direct answers from importers around the world. It already has proved to be an efficient set up, as I can tell from the many appointments with wine importers. I hope the event will be effective as well.

Comment by Richard Peden on March 12, 2009 at 10:02pm

I am in the wine cellar business and am in France during the year. For any members seeking private village lodging in the french Vaucluse or Drome wine regions, please let me know. You can view a slideshow of current available properties at my blog at albionnews.typepad.com. Private winemaker visits are also possible.

Otherwise visit albioncellars.com.

Comment by Joel Vincent on January 1, 2009 at 12:00pm

Anthony,

Fantastic use of a group! Thanks for adding this to the community!

Comment by Sarah Bryant on December 18, 2008 at 4:17am

Thanks Anthony! Starting my homework as soon as I've had a bit of lunch...
Yes, please, sign me up for the wine tourism workshop (if that's necessary). I'll go to the site for details.
I'll be in touch.

Comment by Anthony Swift on December 18, 2008 at 4:02am

Hi Sarah! Welcome to the Group!

The Wine Pleasures International Wine Tourism Conference and Workshop will be held at the Hotel Port Sitges Resort and at the moment there are rooms available. To reserve you should either telephone or email the hotel clearly stating you are a participant in the Conference and/or workshop otherwise they will tell you they are full. You can not book through their web site - no vacancies.

If you are just setting up a business you might want to consider taking part in the Wine Tourism Workshop where you can hold private meetings with international tour operators travelling to the event and looking to meet wine expreience providers like yourselves.

Comment by Sarah Bryant on December 18, 2008 at 3:40am

How fortuitous! A colleague and I are in the process of setting up cooking and wine tasting & pairing workshops and/or courses in our region (Languedoc-Roussillon, South of France). I am very interested in the conference. Does anyone have suggestions for a place to stay? Where are other people coming from and how are they travelling to Barcelona? I would dearly appreciate a few more details before I can make a final decision bout whether I can go.
Thanks and cheers,
Sarah

Comment by Àlex Duran on December 16, 2008 at 6:24am

Hi Anthony, congratulations as well for your job, I'm sure will be a succesful event !!
We will wellcome everybody to Barcelona with good meals and best wines!
Best wishes !

Comment by Manuel Colmenero Larriba on December 16, 2008 at 6:09am

Congratulations for your job ¡¡¡ and thanks for your invitations

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