The May Day Bank Holiday is just two weeks away, so to avoid any disruption to our ordering and delivery service over that week, we have developed a revised plan.
To make absolutely sure that you are getting what you want when you want it, our order office, warehouse and distribution teams are sacrificing their Bank ...

Monday 23rd April marks Day One of Enotria's Big Step Challenge. Fourteen teams across the business will be strapping their pedometers onto their belts, and boldly stepping out for fitness - and charity.
We decided in this Olympic year that there was no better way to warm up for the festivities than getting people who were ...

There is a major buzz in the wine trade at the moment - and that buzz surrounds one country in particular - Spain. What was once seen mainly as the source of (admittedly very delicious) Rioja and some quite dodgy white wines, is now the birthplace of some of the world's most exciting wines of ...

An interesting tasting last night. Champagne Jacquart winemaker Floriane Eznack brought over some vins clairs for a special tasting with a group of bloggers. The venue was the celebrated Soho haunt Kettners (where Oscar Wilde, no less, once drank).
Vins clairs are the base wines from which Champagne is made. Usually a number of different wines ...

Enotria's Scotland team are delighted to present a fantastic opportunity to show off your cocktail making skills, and the chance to win a trip to Sicily!
The Heats
Aberdeen: Tuesday 19th June at ‘Orchid’
Glasgow: Tuesday 26th June at Lebowski’s
Edinburgh: Tuesday 3rd July at The Bon Vivant’s Companion
The Grand Final
Edinburgh: Tuesday 17th July
T&C’s
• Each team must be an ...

Matthew Jukes, the well known wine writer, picked out two Enotria wines from our recent tasting for his Daily Mail column on 31st March.
2011 Golden Fleece, Pecorino, Umani Ronchi, Marche, Italy. "A new wine to me from an incredible producer, Golden Fleece is a luxurious, wild honey and lemon balm-kissed beauty from the ...