Is it possible to recognize a wine blindly without ever having tasted it before? The Blind Tasting Game is a competitive and cooperative team building game where two or more teams must pair 6 bottles with 6 glasses under the same time pressure as for competitive sommeliers. To help, everyone gets a joint overview of the nature of the wines, where they come from and how to think in order to succeed. Each team also gets two lifelines they can use if they get stuck. Prepare for lively discussions, nail-biting excitement and a real motivational boost when you and your colleagues succeed in the impossible! Book a team building game that challenges all the senses!

A glass of sparkling as a welcome drink. Lighter snacks in the form of charcuterie, cheese, olives, fruit and bread. A wine tasting with a French theme, we try six glasses, both white and red, of high quality under the guidance of our tasting leader. We give a taste of some of France's most famous wine regions and their history, winemaking and a bit of story telling. Time required approx. 2 hours

A glass of sparkling as a welcome drink. A wine tasting with the theme of pizza and wine, we try six glasses, both white and red and get a suitable slice of pizza for each wine. We try which combo of pizza and wine fits best. In addition, we get an overview of the history of pizza, six Italian wine regions and producers. All seasoned with a lot of storytelling. Time required approx. 2 hours

A drinking journey in 8 glasses! Join us on a journey through the world of beer! For two hours, we follow the development of beer in both time and space - from classic medieval lager to modern IPA and Belgian monastery beer. During the tasting, we will talk about the history of beer, its various manufacturing processes and what has shaped the world's beer culture throughout history. Time required approx. 2 hours. We offer welcome beer and light snacks.

A glass of sparkling as a welcome drink. Lighter snacks in the form of charcuterie, cheese, olives, fruit and bread. Tasting of 6 champagnes in different styles from several producers. "During this tasting, we go together behind the scenes of one of the wine industry's most mythical drinks. You will learn, among other things, what makes Champagne so special and why champagne costs so much, but above all you will gain a deeper understanding behind the history, the drink , the grapes and the production method. Through comparative tasting, you learn to find your own favorite style and what to consider when choosing Champagne yourself." Time required approx. 2–2.5 hours.

are much appreciated by our guests and we aim in an engaging and entertaining way, to explain what your business can learn from the wine industry. Why not lighten the afternoon mood after a long day of meetings with a combined lecture and tasting? A few examples below:

What can your business learn from the wine industry with concerns to sustainability in the entire production and delivery chain? Few industries are so directly and noticeably affected by climate change as the wine industry is. They have been busy bees but there is still much to be done. Find out how an industry turned a downward spiral towards sustainability over just two decades and why sustainable and organic is not necessarily the same thing.

Why do an increasing amount of people choose to invest their money in wine? Join us for an exciting journey in SWAG – aka Silver, Wine, Art and Gold – and its history. How does speculation in wines affect consumers at large and how does one speculate in wine anyway? An entertaining and informative lecture on a subject few know anything about can be the perfect end to a conference on, for example, finance and insurance.

Corporate Social Responsibility – or CSR for short – is a much discussed and very relevant topic today and terms such as “CoC” (Codes of Conduct) are now mainstream terminology within most industries. For the wine industry work with CSR is very important. We discuss how the wine industry handles CSR issues and tries to make sure every step of the production and sales chain is correct. How can customers be sure that the product has been produced in a socially responsible way?

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