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Number plates for National Wine Day

A glass of red wine with the registration number W111 NES

It’s time to celebrate National Wine Day! The origins of wine stretch back thousands of years, with evidence of its existence dating as far back as 7000 BC in China.

Ancient civilisations, including the Romans and Greeks, recognised the significance of wine and incorporated it into their religious and social practices. Wine held a prominent place in ceremonies and was believed to enhance creativity and inspire philosophical discussions.

Over time, wine production and consumption spread far and wide, becoming an integral part of various cultures. Different regions began to cultivate their own unique varieties, showcasing the diversity and complexity of this beloved drink. Grapes became the primary source for winemaking, but innovative techniques expanded the possibilities to include fruit, flowers, and even vegetables.

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National Wine Day, celebrated on the 25th of May each year, is an opportunity to pay homage to this cherished beverage. It is a day to appreciate the craftsmanship, artistry, and dedication that goes into creating a fine wine. While the day revolves around celebrating the drink itself, enjoying a glass or two is certainly encouraged. Whether you prefer sweet or dry, red or white, sparkling or still, there is something to please every discerning palate.

Pairing

Have you ever considered learning the art of wine pairing, like the experts? Discovering the perfect combination of wine and food can elevate any dining experience. From simply matching white wines with light meats like chicken or fish to pairing red wines with bold-flavoured meats such as red meat, there is a whole science and an art to creating harmonious flavour profiles.

Fun facts

  • The tradition of toasting everyone's health originates from Ancient Greek culture when the host would take the first sip to assure guests that it was not poisoned.
  • To obtain the same amount of antioxidants found in a glass of wine, you would need to drink seven glasses of orange juice or 20 glasses of apple juice.
  • The wreck of the RMS Titanic holds the oldest known wine cellar. Divers exploring the wreckage discovered many wine bottles still intact. Probably nicely chilled by now!

Make your own

If you're feeling really adventurous, you might even consider venturing into the world of winemaking. Whether you choose to start with a wine kit or explore your own recipes, the process can be rewarding and fulfilling. Crafting your own wine allows you to appreciate the intricacies of the winemaking process and create something truly unique to enjoy and share with others.

Easy, now

Appreciate the craftsmanship, savour the flavours, and propose a toast to the centuries-old tradition of wine on this special day but don’t turn the day into a lost weekend! Seriously, though, always drink responsibly and ensure you have a designated driver or alternative transportation plans in place if needed.

Plate connoisseurs

You can also show your appreciation for the finer things in life with a personal number plate. Whether you are an amateur tippler or an expert, we have the registration which says it all, just for you.

Here are some great examples.


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