Name: Drag Queen Wine Tasting @ Phoenix Arts Club
Start: 2023-05-13 15:45:00
End: 2023-05-13 17:15:00
Location: Phoenix Arts Club

A Scottish Drag Queen and an Irish Sommelier walk into a bar.

Join us for not 1, not 2, but 3 delicious glasses of carefully selected wines for a campatious evening at The Phoenix Arts Club; fuelled by low tone, audience interaction and a big fat singalong!

Each ticket includes:

3 glasses of exceptional wines selected by our wine expert.A scrumptious food pairing.Performances by international drag diva Vanity von Glow.Tasting notes competition with prizes to be won!

Show times:

17:30 18:30 doors at 17:0019:30 20:30 doors at 19:00

Taste through three glasses of wine guided by internationally ignored superstar, Vanity von Glow, and wine expert, Beth Brickenden, with a dash of mischief, a dollop of humour and a twist of glamour!

Von Glow and Brickenden, with their masterful comic timing and witty interaction, keep viewers tipsily amused for the duration. EdFringeReview.com

'Vanity and Brickenden have fantastic chemistry and its that perfect blend of entertainment and information that really drive the show.' Broadway Baby

Guaranteed raucous fun Cond Nast Traveller

**** BroadwayBaby.com

*****EdFringeReview.com

A BIT ABOUT YOUR HOSTS!

Recently featured on Amazon Prime's The Three Drinkers in Ireland Beth Brickenden and Vanity von Glow have been shaking the wine landscape with their hit show Drag & Wine, which completed a month of sell out shows at last years Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Vanity has spent over a decade at the top as a cabaret tour-de-force and one of the London West Ends most recognisable drag queen talents.

Beth has worked at the forefront of the wine industry for a decade since leaving the Emerald Isle and has mastered the art of creating accessible wine tastings that champion quality wine through witty and entertaining events.

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