Bristol
| Ticket Price | |
|---|---|
| Session 1 - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm | £7 each |
| Session 2 - 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm | £12 each |
| Ticket Price | |
|---|---|
| Session 3 - 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm | £12 each |
What’s On?
Workshops
Whilst there are plenty of wines to try around the Fair and lots of knowledgeable people to talk to, if you would like to learn a bit more about wine why not attend a Workshop? This year, in addition to Winemakers and Experts you will find Workshops from local wine journalists in your area. Tickets to each Workshop are limited to 20 and are only available at the Fair on a first come first served basis and will be limited to one per person. We will post a timetable of Workshops nearer the events.
Wine Walks
If you would like to learn a bit more about wine and aren’t afraid of a little exercise, why not take a Wine Walk with one of our experts. A variety of different experts will take groups of up to eight visitors around the Fair, talking about and tasting different wines that are of specific interest to you.
“We came to the Fair this year looking for wine to go with our Christmas lunch as we were cooking goose and had no idea what to match with it. Joe (our Wine Walk leader) was fantastic – he was so enthusiastic and found us the perfect wine whilst helping other people in our group with what they wanted too so we learnt loads.”
More information about Workshops and Wine Walks will be available in your Show Guide and at the Workshop Booking Area at the Fair.
Venue Address
Brunel's Old Station
As one of the oldest train stations in the world, Brunel's original adjoining Passenger Shed is now an atmospheric venue - and great for wine tastings. Please visit the link for more information on the venue, contact details and further directions - Brunel's Old Station Website
By public transport
The Museum is located in the historic railway terminus building of the Great Western Railway building which is right next to Temple Meads, Bristol's present main railway station. It is served by the City's principal public transport services, including rail, bus (8 & 9), park and ride, river ferry and airport shuttle.
By car
Car users should leave the M4 at junction 19, taking the M32 to the city centre and Temple Meads station. Take junction 19 for Bristol city centre if travelling north on the M5 or junction 18 if travelling south. Limited pay and display parking is available at the rear of the Museum.
The Venues (click for details)
“Our friends had told us about the Tesco Wine Fair, but I’m not very wine knowledgeable so was a little nervous about what to expect. I was so pleasantly surprised – all the people behind the stands were so helpful and friendly – I learned loads.”
