A new innovative way of finding and enjoying some of the best wines in Wales' capital city, while supporting local indepedent hospitality businesses post-pandemic, is coming to Cardiff this August.
The 'Cardiff Wine Passport', created by wine-lover and independent PR consultant Jane Cook, is an "unconventional way to explore some of Cardiff’s best-loved independent bars and restaurants" and hopes to get people back into the local eateries and watering holes that have suffered as a result of Covid-19.
Available for six weeks from Sunday, August 7, the passport, which you will get as a physical 16-page booklet, will allow vino venturers to claim one 175ml glass of wine - or 'wine flight' - from different destinations across the city from Sundays to Thursdays. The venues taking part will offer a choice of one of two different wines in return for a stamp in your passport.
