Are you ready to set out on an incredible adventure amidst fragrant vineyards and old-fashioned typewriters? Get ready to become a wine journalist for a day. You’ll get a special welcome, closed doors will open just for you, and hidden-away bottles will be uncorked. Be just like a real journalist: “That’s the press, baby, the press.” The absolutely exclusive reporting tour takes place in a large winery. The mission is simple: write the best article ever written about wine!
Wine journalist for a day
A fun, intelligent role-playing game
A real journalist will give you invaluable tips
A team-building to hone reporting and summarizing skills
A “journalist’s privileges”
HOW IT WORKS
A real journalist introduces guests to the media world. The guests then tour the winery, guided by the owners or a winemaker through the premises for making and aging wine, the vineyards, and the estate. They sample wine straight from the barrels or bottles not yet on the market; they interview and take notes. Then there’s the actual tasting, before or during lunch. Just like a real journalist. And that means they have to deliver an article, too! Will it be good enough to please the editor?
DETAILS
The event can be done anywhere, but we suggest a winery or a place with a special atmosphere. At the end of the game, you might have a lunch or dinner paired with the wines created. The event includes a host and wine expert, bulk wine and the winemaker’s tools, a final toast with prosecco, and a prize bottle for the winning team. It lasts about 2.5 hours.
INFORMATION
- Suitable for groups from 10 to 150 people
- Possible in all types of venues
- The pasta chef certificate can be customized with your company logo.
- Recipes that can be made include local specialties
VENUE
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“Filippo is simply the best. We have worked with him for about 10 years now”
Jim Butler
NETWORKING
60%
ENTERTAINMENT
90%
TEAM BUILDING
90%