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Explore pinot noir with Thea Engvik

Explore pinot noir with Thea Engvik

Pinot noir is a grape that is a favorite of many due to its elegant and complex character. Learn more about this exciting grape variety and taste pinot noir from France, Germany, Eastern Europe, France, the USA, New Zealand and South Africa, among others.

Thea Engvik is a graduate of the prestigious Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, and a sommelier from the Norwegian Wine School in Oslo. With experience as a chef from the restaurants Noma and Maaemo, both with three Michelin stars, she brings not only impressive professional competence, but also her good humor and passion for wine. You may have seen Thea as a guest chef on God Morgen Norge, or on her Instagram account: theasmaker where she shares her knowledge in an engaging way.

Right in the heart of Oslo, in beautiful surroundings on Karl Johans gate, is Handelen Hus. A historic place where the visions of the past meet the needs of the present. In what was once the home of the businessman, Thorvald Meyer. It was in these elegant rooms that Meyer lived with a view of the capital's vibrant city life. Today, the premises still bear the mark of his sense of quality, original details and atmosphere with a historical feel. about Handelen Hus here.

NOTE: There is no cancellation period for this course, not even in the event of illness. It is also not possible to change the course or date. If you want to give this course as a gift, we recommend purchasing a gift certificate.

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