Event Wine Solutions

Event Wine Solutions was featured in the March 2021 issue of Access All Areas, where Director Paul Scaife discusses his approach to the challenges of 2020-2021.

Responding to consumer and client demands for the most sustainable wine packaging at events, Event Wine Solutions has now launched its wine bottles made from 100% recycled post-consumer material. 100% recyclable again after use, this move makes use of existing plastic waste for a carbon footprint-friendly solution. Event Wine Solutions founder, Paul Scaife, explains… “In … Continue reading Event Wine Solutions moves to 100% recycled rPET bottles

Article by Allan Glen. As published in ‘Festival’ Magazine, February 2018. Once upon a time it was a greasy burger and a warm beer, but things have come a very long way since those primitive times when festival organisers were still finding their way. Now the word premium pops up across a wide range of … Continue reading Catering For Higher Expectations

At Event Wine Solutions, we reckon we have Reasons To Be Cheerful about the year ahead. We invite you to join us to demonstrate to consumers that the events business is overcoming the Brexit challenges dumped on us by responding with a rebel yell! Read on to find out why… Reason One   Who’d have thought it? … Continue reading Reasons To Be Cheerful

Event Wine Solutions has become the latest business to support the forthcoming National Outdoor Events Association (NOEA) Convention & Awards. The premium event wine brand has agreed a partnership that will see them sponsor and present one of the awards. Event Wine Solutions has been a long and committed supporter of NOEA, and seen the … Continue reading Event Wine Solutions to Sponsor NOEA Award

It’s the time of year when we select our wines for the coming year. Having breathed a sigh of relief that this year has showed further proof that event-goers have embraced our unbreakable full sized bottles of wine, we turn our thoughts to yet more innovation. The European wine harvests are safely gathered in, the wines … Continue reading New Wines For Old?