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Festive Dilemmas

The pressure of getting things right at Christmas can feel overwhelming. From crumbled corks to finding the perfect gift for a self-confessed wine lover, the most ...

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A Best of British Christmas

Celebrate Christmas with the best of British food and wine. From delicate canapes and starters to mouth-watering main courses and indulgent cheese boards...

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A beginner’s guide to Port

A true Christmas tipple, Port is a must-have at this time of year. Whether it’s for you to sip and savour in front of the fire, enjoy a glass with...

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Christmas Food & Wine Pairing: Dessert & Sweet Treats

A time for indulgence, it’s hard to escape sweet treats around Christmas time. From mince pies to seemingly endless supplies of bite-sized chocolates, there...

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Christmas Food & Wine Pairing: Main Courses

Christmas comes but once a year and it’s the perfect opportunity to pull out your favourite bottle. But if you’d like a sprinkling of Tanner's magic, then...

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Christmas Food & Wine Pairing: Starters

From timeless classics to vegetarian dishes, Amy McCudden helps you kick off your Christmas feast in style with a sprinkling of festive food and wine...

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How do you choose a Christmas Whisky gift?

Whilst whisky is a drink enjoyed all year round, a tipple or two at Christmas time is perfect for taking the edge off a cold evening. But where do you...

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Season’s Eating – A HiFeature Article of Festive Food

Explore Christmas traditions of bygone eras with Jo Evans. From the Romans to the Victorians, discover festive celebrations of the past. Christmas is coming...

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All Hail Victoria!

Most staff find that visiting any renowned wine country or region offers a great chance to explore and taste wine a little closer to home rather than tasting in the...

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Douro Trip

I count myself very fortunate to have been picked to represent Tanners as part of a small group of other UK wine merchants for a trip to the Douro, courtesy...

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All American Food & Wine Pairings

Matching food with the right wine can really elevate a dish. It’s not a competition – like a certain election – but it’s about ensuring the flavours of the meal...

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Focus on Pinot Noir

Pinot Noir is, for many wine lovers, something of a Holy Grail. The greatest, rarest, and most expensive wines are made of it, many of which are from a thin...

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A Tanners visit to Nyetimber

Recalling a sunshine-filled trip to Nyetimber HQ, Robin Torrens highlights why this range is an unmissable selection of English sparkling wines. We managed to...

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For the love of Languedoc

Great wines, attractively priced. Stephen Crosland loves the Languedoc and tells us why you should be stocking up on these staples. Patchworks of gnarled vines...

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The Rise of Ribera

Ribera del Duero DO is a somewhat undiscovered but captivating wine region, intertwining traditional practices, passionate people and an utterly unique...

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Tuscan Travels Cont.

The Agricoltori del Geografico was formed in 1961 by 17 farmers seeking to improve the quality of their produce and its commercial potential. Today the group...

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Tuscan Travels

Considered the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance, Tuscany, famed for its picture perfect beauty and iconic cities like Florence, Pisa and Sienna, is abundantly...

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It’s Time to Rethink Roussillon

At the eastern end of the Pyrenees, centred around Perpignan, is Roussillon, France’s sunniest and southernmost wine region, where the...

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Bordeaux: What are you pairing it with?

Do you like Bordeaux wine? Perhaps you’re partial to Tanners Claret or a sumptuous Sauternes. Or maybe you’re yet to discover some affordable gems.

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Discovering Piedmont

A region bursting with delights, Private Client Account Manager Aiden Schwarzer, uncovers gems from Piedmont. Reflecting on a memorable evening to the...

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The Beginner's Guide to Sherry

Gone are days when Sherry was associated with Miss Marple and village gossip, the world of Sherry is bursting with flavour and varying styles. But even so...

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White Port - Perfect Summer Sipping

From chilled, elegant rosé on a gloriously sunny day, to a warming dram of single malt whisky on a crisp Winter evening, certain drinks just feel right in the moment...

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Your Tanners Tasting Tour

Have you tried the Tanners own label range yet? Perhaps a Tanners Claret is a regular feature in your wicker basket, it is our best-selling wine after all. Maybe...

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Lower Alcohol Whites

Wines with lower alcohol can still pack a flavour punch and, with the recent change in alcohol duty, can often be easier on the purse too. Buying Director Stephen...

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