Newcastle Wine School

Newcastle Wine School Have fun learning about wine with our friendly team of wine lovers.

We’re delighted to be part of the Local Wine School network which has been selected as a Finalist in this year’s Interna...
16/06/2026

We’re delighted to be part of the Local Wine School network which has been selected as a Finalist in this year’s International Wine Challenge UK Industry Awards. We’re thrilled that our hard work and dedication to the world of wine education has been recognised by this hugely respected organisation.

Are you ready to take the next step in your wine journey? 🍷Our Newcastle Wine School WSET Level 2 & 3 courses now includ...
18/05/2026

Are you ready to take the next step in your wine journey? 🍷
Our Newcastle Wine School WSET Level 2 & 3 courses now include structured online learning support from Wine With Jimmy — helping you study flexibly and prepare with confidence alongside our expert-led classroom teaching.
A stronger learning experience.�A better way to prepare.
We have a Level 2 course starting on 29th June and Level 3 on 14th September.
👉 Follow the link in bio to explore all of our upcoming WSET courses.

Big news coming 🍷We’re about to make our WSET courses even stronger.More support.More confidence.More ways to help you s...
15/05/2026

Big news coming 🍷
We’re about to make our WSET courses even stronger.
More support.
More confidence.
More ways to help you succeed.
Launching soon.

15/04/2026

Argentinian Malbec owes its exceptional ripeness to the quality and intensity of UV light in the high Andes.

Malbec (aka Cot) is French in origin, you’ll find it in the Loire and in Bordeaux where plantings are on the increase in response to climate change.

Malbec makes, “the black wines of Cahors” prized for their deep colour and body in the Middle Ages.
If you would like to try a Malbec from Cahors check out local French specialists and .cavavin and follow for more Wine Wednesday fun facts.

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It’s World Malbec Day on Friday but did you know that... 🍷Argentinian Malbec is a modern phenomenon. Rich fruity plum an...
15/04/2026

It’s World Malbec Day on Friday but did you know that...

🍷Argentinian Malbec is a modern phenomenon. Rich fruity plum and blueberry cheesecake scented crowd pleasing wines that owe their exceptional ripeness in part to the quality and intensity of the UV light in the high Andes.

🍷Malbec (aka Cot) is French in origin, you’ll find it in the Loire and occasionally as part of a blend in Bordeaux where plantings are on the increase in response to climate change.

🍷Malbec is the grape that makes, “the black wines of Cahors.” Wines prized for their deep colour and body. Sold in London as early as the 13th century, popular up until the 19th century and now discovering its former glories.

🍷If you would like to try a Malbec from Cahors check out local French specialists and .cavavin and follow for more Wine Wednesday fun facts🍷

FIVE STEPS TO BETTER WINE CHOICES...How to choose which wine is best for you?1) Know your grapes. Some grapes make wine ...
08/04/2026

FIVE STEPS TO BETTER WINE CHOICES...

How to choose which wine is best for you?

1) Know your grapes. Some grapes make wine that is very distinctive, Gewürztraminer is a good example, you either love it or hate it. Others, like Chardonnay, can make wine in a wide range of styles. That’s something for everyone. Even the, “Anything But Chardonnay” brigade. There are around 1,400 wine grapes in the world but you can get away with knowing only 14.

2) It’s not just what is grown but where it is grown. Climate, warm or cool, will have a major influence on how the wine tastes.

3) The vineyard. Some sites, sheltered, well drained and with a favourable aspect towards the rising sun are prized above others for the quality of grapes that they produce.

4) What happens in the winery. Like a chef creating a signature dish the winemaker can employ a number of techniques in the wine making process to stamp his personality on the finished wine.

5) Finally if and how the wine has been matured. The length of time and the nature of the ageing vessel, for example European or American oak barrels, concrete tanks or trendy amphora all have a different influence on the finished wine.

Once you begin to understand these factors and throw in a little bit of history and local culture, then you can begin to form an expectation of what each wine might taste like and really understand why you like what you like.

In the world of wine a little learning goes a long way (oh and by the way, it’s great fun!)

Want to learn more? Try our Saturday Introduction to Wine with Champagne and two course lunch and have fun discovering the world of wine.

01/03/2026
01/03/2026

Newcastle’s only independent wine fair returns. Your favourite local and specialist wine merchants all under one roof.

Purchase your ticket in advance, collect your glass on arrival and then taste exciting and unusual wines especially selected for the event.

Newcastle Wine Fair showcases the best of the region’s wine offer. A fantastic opportunity for you and your friends to sample in one social afternoon up to 100 wines from around the world.

Doors are open to the public from 12.30 and will close at 4.00. Drop in between those times for an informal walk around tasting.

Book your ticket now, numbers strictly limited and no payment on the day.

Newcastle Wine Fair
Sunday 8th March
Royal Station Hotel Newcastle

Ten merchants
16 countries
100 wines
1 afternoon

https://www.localwineschool.com/newcastle/newcastle-wine-fair/

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