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Hard Days Night Hotel takes a trip down Penny Lane with new wine collection
Hard Days Night Hotel is now stocking the highly acclaimed Penny Lane wine collection.
Served in the venue’s popular Bar Four and Blakes Restaurant, the varied selection of New Zealand reds and whites are set to become a firm favourite amongst Beatles fans and wine connoisseurs alike.
General Manager Mike Dewey said: “We are delighted to stock this great assortment of New Zealand wines, which tie in perfectly with our numerous Beatles inspired offerings.
“In the hopes of suiting a variety of palates, customer can choose from four grape variations – all of which can be purchased by the bottle or glass.“
The new and exclusive wine selection includes the rich medium-bodied Merlot Cabernet, zesty Chardonnay, vintage spiced Reserve Pinot Noir, and soft citrus and peach infused Sauvignon Blanc.
Mike added: “The collection delivers both rich and fruity flavours that are ideal to be enjoyed alone or paired up to compliment many of our meat, fish and pasta dishes, which are served in-house.“
Bar Four and Blakes Restaurant are open to residents and non-residents alike. The chic venues feature Beatles memorable and stylish decors and are ideal for those wanting a luxury experience.
The Penny Lane wine collection is available now. Bottle prices start from £18 and glass prices start from £4.50.
For more information about Hard Days Night Hotel visit www.harddaysnighthotel.com or call 0151 236 1964.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jack Woods .
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