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A corporate wine tasting isn’t aimed at armchair experts, it’s very much inclusive and fun on many levels. Although Joe might have studied winemaking in Bordeaux, and worked for a number of leading supermarket chains, and industry bodies he knows exactly how to deliver an interactive and educational event in an easy-to-understand and enjoyable manner.
His many television appearances – Saturday Morning Kitchen, Richard and Judy, Great Wine Walks, The Wright Stuff, Food and Drink with Tom Kerridge – have given Joe the ability to talk about highly technical specifics in a user-friendly way, understandable by any audience.
Whilst Joe may not be a chef in his own right, his parents were both recognised cooks and have given Joe an affinity for pairing the best wine with the best food. His father was Karl Hermann Wadsack, Egon Ronay’s Chef of the Year 1976. Together with his mother, they opened a highly successful gastropub which went on to win the Egon Ronay’s Pub of the Year award.
With 12.5% of all adults in the UK declaring themselves teetotal, wine tasting might be a difficult topic if your audience fits into that category. But Joe can cater for all alcohol appetites, providing non-alcoholic wines during his in-person or virtual tasting sessions.
Whilst Joe offers in-person tasting sessions, he is very aware that for most people, driving to an event means no alcohol, and whilst he does offer non-alcoholic wines (see above), he has found a way around that. With the addition of COVID lockdowns ensuring meetings were carried out virtually, Joe can now provide a fascinating virtual wine tasting session, available for audiences across the globe.
During lockdown Joe delivered a memorable corporate wine tasting event for a tech client which spanned the globe. This involved 3 regional virtual presentations, Far East, EMEA and the Americas where wine samples were shipped out to clients to sample at home. The event was conducted over the same day and from his studio in London Joe had an early start, a midday and late evening event to run as the event was timed to happen after work for clients in each region. The samples were specifically chosen from each of the three parts of the globe so people discovered a little more about their own countries’ products as well as adventuring into more unfamiliar tipples from neighbouring producers. With his vast knowledge from travelling around the world, his accompanying talks were peppered with in-depth expertise and funny anecdotes.
Perhaps you want to honour a particular country, or a particular food, or a particular occasion. Joe is able to create sessions dedicated exactly to your brief, ensuring you have a well-rounded and cohesive event for you just like the example above.
Whilst Joe provides his corporate wine tasting sessions individually, he has so much experience working with high-profile chefs, such as Michelin-starred Tom Kerridge.
Here at Great British Speakers, we have a range of high profile cooks and chefs also available, including James Wong, John Torode, Nigella Lawson, Mary Berry, The Hairy Bikers, Yotam Ottolenghi, and, the aforementioned Tom Kerridge.