Who it is for
- People teams organising socials or away days.
- Managers looking for a fun but professional activity.
- Remote, hybrid and office-based teams comparing event formats.
Budget guidance
- Under £25 per head: informal tasting or simple virtual format.
- £25-£60 per head: hosted tasting with accessible wines.
- £60-£120 per head: stronger in-person experience with food pairing or private host.
These are planning bands only. Supplier prices, delivery charges, VAT, stock and availability must be confirmed directly.
Build your own version
Answer a few questions and ClientCellar will turn the brief into a supplier-ready enquiry email and next-step checklist.
Plan a team tastingRecommended approaches
- Fun formats can include quizzes, blind tasting or food pairing.
- Educational formats work well for mixed seniority because they give the session structure.
- Inclusivity matters: provide alcohol-free options and avoid pressure to drink.
What to avoid
- Over-boozy formats, large pours or drinking games.
- Technical sessions that alienate beginners.
- Ignoring dietary, accessibility and alcohol-free needs.
Practical checklist
- Choose fun, educational or client-safe tone before contacting suppliers.
- Confirm attendee count, budget and format.
- Ask about alcohol-free alternatives and food pairing.
- Share clear internal invite copy with timing and expectations.
Quick FAQ
Are wine tastings good team-building events?
They can be, if the format is inclusive, beginner-friendly and not centred on drinking volume.
How much does a corporate wine tasting cost?
Plan around £25-£60 per head for many hosted formats, with premium in-person events costing more.
Turn this into a plan
Use ClientCellar to create a practical supplier enquiry email, shortlist and checklist for your brief.
Plan a team tasting