Hosting a magical gathering?

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Hosting a magical gathering?

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Tips to host a perfect gathering

  • Elegant Tablescapes

    A stylishly decorated table can set the scene for the whole occasion. There are so many ways to create an impressive effect. Here are just a few ideas.

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  • Perfect YOUR Wine Serve

    Since you have chosen your wine with great care, it only makes sense to put the same care into its serving. Here are a few suggestions.

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  • Perfect YOUR Champagne Serve

    Opening a bottle of champagne makes any moment an occasion. Here’s how to do it with style.

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Elegant Tablescapes

  • A scene with a theme

    If you have a particular reason for celebrating, give some thought to how your whole décor can reflect this central theme. A well-set scene can easily elevate any evening into something unforgettable.

  • Play with patterns

    Not everything has to be perfectly coordinated. By mixing and matching patterns, you create a sense of spontaneity. You can also play with the different materials, from porcelain, to crystal, to copper to earthenware.

  • Let the evening glow

    Not everything has to be perfectly coordinated. By mixing and matching patterns, you create a sense of spontaneity. You can also play with the different materials, from porcelain, to crystal, to copper to earthenware.

  • Personalise each setting

    Make your guests feel extra welcome by giving them a place especially for them.A personalised name card allows each person find their place with ease. Or, for even more fun, make playful references to each person, and let your guests work it out.

Perfect your wine serve

  • The right temperature for each wine

    For the best tasting experience, your wine should not be served too cold, or just as importantly, too warm. Each wine has its own ideal temperature, from 6 to 8°C for sweet white wines to 17 to 18°C for the finest mature grand cru red wines.

  • Correct opening

    You can open young bottles with any corkscrew. However, for mature wines that may have a fragile cork, consider a lever corkscrew or a two-prong wine opener to ensure that the cork remains undamaged.

  • Why decant?

    Decanting is the act of separating the wine from the sediment that may remain at the bottom of the bottle of more mature wines. To do this, pour it delicately into the decanter, making sure that the sediment does not reach the neck of the bottle. Decanting also allows for aeration which enhances the natural flavours of the wine.

  • Which glass?

    To concentrate all the bouquet of flavours and aromas at nose and lip level, a larger long-stemmed wine glass with a rounded bottom is ideal.

Perfect your champagne serve

  • The right temperature

    Champagne is delicate and deserves to be chilled correctly. While non-vintage bruts suit a temperature of 8°C, mature cuvées are typically best enjoyed slightly warmer. Too cold, and they lose flavour. Too warm, and they lose finesse.

  • Correct opening

    After tearing the tab carefully, loosen the champagne wire while holding the cork in place with your thumb. Now holding the cork firmly in one hand, turn the bottle rather than the cork until it pops.

  • What glasses?

    Flute glasses are designed to maximise the visual effect of the rising bubbles. However, many connoisseurs prefer a tall tulip glass with a narrow top to better appreciate the aromas as well as the bubbles.

  • How to pour

    Hold the bottle directly over the glass, pouring carefully to encourage the bubbles to form a ring around the sides and prevent excessive foaming. To allow bubbles to subside, you may pour a small amount into several glasses, then continue filling by stages.

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