An afternoon with Lafite, Saturday 13th May 2017

An afternoon with Lafite, Saturday 13th May 2017

Join us to taste wines from the Lafite stable at the family’s former country home in England.

Lafite-Rothschild is one of the world’s most famous names in wine. And while their Grand Vin made on their eponymous estate in Pauillac in Bordeaux is the leading light of the property, the family produces more than just one wine, in France and elsewhere.

To celebrate the breadth and depth of their cellar, we’ve organised an outing to experience this world-famous portfolio.

On Saturday, the 13th of May, we’ll host a small group of clients at Waddesdon Manor, a National Trust property formerly owned and now managed by a trust of the Rothschild family.

Guests will arrive at 10 am and enjoy a private tour of the house, before a Champagne reception and then lunch. Afterwards, guests will head to the wine cellars, renovated in 1994, to enjoy two vintages of the Grand Vin itself.

The nearest train station is Aylesbury Vale Parkway station, which is about an hour outside of London, and there are free shuttles between the station and Waddesdon Manor. Please note that transportation is not included in the ticket price.

Date:Saturday 13th May
Time:Arrive at 10 am
Ticket:£150 each
Location:Waddesdon Manor

Schedule


  • 10am Guests arrive
  • 10.30am private manor house tour
  • 12pm Champagne reception
  • Lunch served in the Dairy (spring/summer menu)
  • Chateau d'Aussières
  • 2.30pm Private Grand Vin tasting in the cellars

The Wines


  • Champagne before lunch
  • 2 different older vintages of Lafite
  • R de Rieussec
  • Caro
  • Chateau d'Aussières
  • Blason de l'Évangile

There are just 14 spaces available. As it’s likely to book up quickly, we recommend securing one as soon as possible.

In the event of cancellation full refunds will only be given if we are notified at least seven days before the date of the tasting. Should you need to cancel closer to the date, we’ll make every effort to resell the ticket on your behalf and grant a refund.

It may, on rare occasions, be necessary to substitute any of the wines advertised for wine of a similar or better quality.

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