An English Harvest with Hundred Hills

Join the Francis Hotel in Bath for an evening celebrating English sparkling wine, as Hundred Hills shares the successes and challenges of this year’s harvest.
Settle into the hotel’s cosy snug for an evening of conversation and wine tasting with Louis, Wine Director at Hundred Hills, exploring the flavours of the Chiltern Hills and the stories behind the vineyard’s latest harvest.
Guests will enjoy five sparkling wines, accompanied by local charcuterie and Bath cheeses, including a rare 2022 Rosé de Saignée magnum.
Whether you’re a sparkling wine enthusiast or simply looking for a special evening out in Bath, this promises to be a relaxed and enjoyable celebration of English winemaking.
Event details
Date: Wednesday 11 November 2026
Time: 7pm to 9pm
Venue: Francis Hotel, Bath
Price: £55 per person
The ticket includes five sparkling wines, local charcuterie, Bath cheeses and a tasting from the rare 2022 Rosé de Saignée magnum.
Booking and further information:
https://www.francishotel.com/events/
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