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Tastings on the Cam – Wine & Cheese

Tastings on the Cam – Wine & Cheese

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Fri 31 July · Cambridge

Friday, 31 July 2026 · 7:00 pm

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Join us for an unforgettable evening on the River Cam, combining a traditional Cambridge punt tour with a guided tasting of carefully selected British wines and artisan cheeses.

In partnership with Grape Britannia , this unique 90-minute experience has been designed to showcase some of the finest wines currently being produced across Britain, alongside expertly paired British cheeses and crackers.

As you glide through Cambridge’s famous College Backs, you’ll enjoy stunning views, fascinating insights into each wine, and a relaxed atmosphere on the water.

Throughout the evening, you’ll sample three different British wines, each paired with a complementary British cheese. Grape Britannia will guide guests through the tasting, sharing the stories behind the wines, the vineyards that produce them, and the reasons behind each pairing.

Your Tasting Menu Albion English Fizz 2023 Paired with Kidderton Ash Goat’s Cheese Chilford Hall Vineyard Legacy 2021 Paired with Wensleydale & Apricot Cheese Three Choirs Vineyards Reserve Rosé 2023 Paired with Somerset Brie All pairings are served with crackers, and each guest will also receive a bottle of water.

What’s Included? 90-minute chauffeured punt tour Guided wine tasting by Grape Britannia Three British wine tastings Three British cheese pairings Crackers with each pairing Bottle of water Views of Cambridge’s famous College Backs Important Information Date: Friday 31st July Departure Time: 7:00pm Duration: 90 minutes This is a shared experience All guests must be aged 18 or over.

We operate a Challenge 25 policy. Please inform us of any allergies or dietary requirements before booking. Due to the nature of the event, substitutions may not always be possible.

The event will proceed in poor weather unless conditions are deemed unsafe. Tickets for this event are non-refundable. Spaces are limited, so advance booking is strongly recommended.

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via visitcambridge.org