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JASCOTS Wine Championship REVOLUTIONISING Wine Events W P I I N H E S C N H A M P I O JASCOTS WINE CHAMPIONSHIP REVOLUTIONISING WINE EVENTS JASCOTS CORPORATE WINE EVENTS W P I I N H E S C N H A M P I O JASCOTS CORPORATE WINE EVENTS -2- When you’ve hit the budget, done the deal, survived the conference and are looking for some tip-top entertainment, it is absolutely right to mark the occasion with a professional, impressive and, most of all, fantastically FUN event. The Jascots Wine Championship is the stuff of legend, unforgett able to all those who take part. A unique, witt y and occasionally irreverent look at the art of Wine Tasti ng, “The Championship” can be competi ti ve, is oft en boisterous and always joyously inclusive. It is the perfect anti dote to stuff y and boring wine lectures and has always been enjoyed equally by wine enthusiasts and total beginners. HOW DOES IT WORK? The evening starts with a glass of bubbles and moves rapidly into a hilarious, exciti ng and informati ve fi ne wine tasti ng. “Players” are divided into teams ready to take on a selecti on of six to eight fantasti c wines whose identi ti es have been carefully concealed.* Prompted by a multi ple choice questi on sheet, complete with pitf alls and booby traps, teams will face fi ve questi ons on each wine. Jascots’ expert staff will be on hand at all ti mes with a hint, a ti p or a total red herring depending on the state of the game. Joker cards are played, red and yellow cards are waved and there’s inevitable cheati ng, blackmail, skullduggery and forfeits galore. Frequent “totti ngs up” of each team’s points build the excitement and fi nally, amid feverish tension, “To the victor the spoils”! Prizes are awarded and to make quite sure the evening conti nues to fl ow and the atmosphere remains enti rely convivial, we draw the cork on some impressively large bott les of wine, Imperials (6L) or Double Magnums (3L). THE PRIZES Prizes for each member of the winning teams (fi rst and second places) are most oft en a delicious magnum or bott le of wine in a smart presentati on box.* Last but not least the infamous Jascots Wooden Spoon awaits the team with the fewest points. VENUES We have staged The Jascots Wine Championship everywhere from the 30th fl oor of the Gherkin to a back garden marquee; we’ve even been abroad to entertain friends and clients. We are of course delighted to come to your offi ces and should you need a venue we have an extensive list of exciti ng, approved locati ons to inspire you. To book a Jascots Wine Championship or for more informati on please call Elenor McIndoe on 020 8965 2000. *The selecti ons of wines and prizes diff ers according to the level of event chosen. Please see the following pages for details. W P I I N H E S C N H A M P I O JASCOTS CORPORATE WINE EVENTS -4- TESTIMONIALS FOR THE JASCOTS WINE CHAMPIONSHIP “Thank you again for organising and hosting one of the best wine tasting evenings I have ever been to. I will not be able to stop recommending you to other companies!” Catlin “Raving reviews from our customers and my work colleagues. Well done. My bosses were impressed as well. You guys did an awesome job.” (One of the World’s Largest Financial Institutions) “***** are one of our key clients, so it was essential that we impressed them; I think we exceeded expectations on every level! This was due chiefly to your excellent performance... Your expansive wine knowledge, jocular but firm marshalling of the evening, and wonderfully relaxed attitude all contributed to making the evening a great success.” Atisreal Ltd “Your style is fantastic! I’m sure that my people were expecting something very dry and stuffy, surely two words that are NEVER used when describing Jascots! I can sum up the evening in just three words; fun, fun, fun.” Mobile Innovation “Really enjoyed the Wine Championship, best wine tasting event I’ve attended by a long long way. I think they were expecting a much more run of the mill evening.” Morgan Lewis “Last night was tremendous! Consider yourself booked for the next time we do one. Huge thanks to all of the team!” Alice (Top 100 Global Law Firm) “I think the sales guys met their match with you; very funny! Thank you for your amusing and informative hosting of the evening.” (A Major Recruitment Company) “I have had a lot of feedback and everyone very much enjoyed it, some even saying it was the best work social event they had ever been to!” Unilever “Yes, it was a great success and reinforced the excellent relationship we have built up with ***** over a relatively short period.” NB Real Estate “We have earned a lot of Brownie points with our clients as a result of this event, which is due entirely to your brilliant hosting. Thank you.” Jeff (Leading Property Company) “It was the best team event we have had and everyone gelled so well.” BAKERNET BRONZE LEVEL Reception Top quality sparkling wine or Champagne The Championship 3 White Wines - including a variety of wines like Premier Cru Chablis or single-vineyard Sancerre, other fellow European wines and New World whites as well. 4 Red Wines - including fine wines of great provenance from select Italian and Spanish producers, maybe France’s Rhône Valley and Jascots’ particular favourites from the world’s top estates and regions. The Prizes 1st - a Magnum (1.5l bottle) per player 2nd - a bottle of delicious wine per player Last - a wooden spoon per player After Championship Drinking Double Magnums, Bordeaux Jeroboams or Imperials of red wines. SILVER LEVEL Reception Champagne Pannier Brut NV The Championship 3 White Wines - including exclusive production wines from France, Italy and tip-top dry Rieslings. 4 Red Wines - including fine wines of great provenance such as Chianti Riserva, Grand Reserva Rioja, Grand Cru St Emilion and full-throttle reds from super-premium regions of Australia. The Prizes 1st - a Magnum (1.5l bottle) per player 2nd - a bottle of delicious wine per player Last - a wooden spoon per player After Championship Drinking Double Magnums, Bordeaux Jeroboams or Imperials of red wines. JASCOTS CORPORATE WINE EVENTS -6- GOLD LEVEL Reception Champagne André Roger Grand Cru Brut Tradition NV The Championship 3 White Wines - including Premier Cru or Grand Cru wines sourced from the premium Burgundy villages such as Puligny Montrachet and wines from other treasured regions of the world. 4 Red Wines - including some of the world’s finest wines from California’s renowned Napa Valley and Grand Cru Pinot Noir from Burgundy. The Prizes 1st - a Magnum (1.5l bottle) per player 2nd - a bottle of delicious wine per player Last - a wooden spoon per player After Championship Drinking Double Magnums, Bordeaux Jeroboams or Imperials of red wines. PLATINUM LEVEL Reception Champagne Louis Roederer Brut Premier NV The Championship 3 White Wines - including magnificent Grand Cru wines such as Corton Charlemagne or Chevalier Montrachet and Grosses Gewachs dry Riesling. 4 Red Wines - including some of the world’s finest and best known wines, with the likes of Grand Cru Classé Bordeaux and internationally renowned icons. The Prizes 1st - a Magnum (1.5l bottle) per player 2nd - a bottle of delicious wine per player Last - a wooden spoon per player After Championship Drinking Double Magnums, Bordeaux Jeroboams or Imperials of red wines. JASCOTS CORPORATE WINE EVENTS -7- Contact JASCOTS Elenor McIndoe [email protected] Tel +44 (0)20 8965 2000 Fax +44 (0)20 8965 9500 www.jascotscorporatewineevents.co.uk Jascots Wine Merchants Ltd The Observatory Pinnacle House 260 Old Oak Common Lane London NW10 6DX JASCOTS CORPORATE WINE EVENTS.
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