16 September 2026

Oxford Wine Quiz | Wednesday 16 September

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Network and discover who can taste the difference between Lambrusco and Lambrini. On behalf of our Oxford Residential Property Farms and Estates, Private Client, and Family teams we would love to invite you to our Oxford Wine Quiz.

Returning to OXTWO in Summertown, Oxford, this annual event provides a great opportunity to test your tastebuds, and discover who knows their Lambrusco from their Lambrini. Those of you who have attended before know that it is not as easy as you think.

To help maintain your energy levels, complimentary drinks, canapes and nibbles will be provided over the course of the evening. Any dietary requirements detailed on registration will be accommodated for.

Event Details

Date: Wednesday 16 September

Time: 6pm – 9pm

Location: OXTWO 267 Banbury Rd, Summertown, Oxford OX2 7HT

If you have any questions, please email [email protected].

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