KLM and vineyard De Kleine Schorre celebrate 10 years of cooperation

Thu, 01 Sep 2016 20:12:25 +0200

The “Wine Queen” of vineyard De Kleine Schorre Nadien de Visser and the King’s Commissioner for the Province of Zeeland Han Polman were seated at the tasting table alongside KLM’s regular wine-tasting panel including professional wine connoisseurs Hubrecht Duijker, Harold Hamersma and Ronald de Groot. The panel, convened specially for the day, comprised more than 100 guests including KLM’s Frequent Flyers from the Netherlands, cabin crew members and customers of vineyard De Kleine Schorre.

During the tasting event, the panel conducted blind tests on four different wines, three of which were ultimately selected. The wines selected will be served on board in KLM’s World Business Class in 2017. They are all superb wines produced from the Pinot Blanc, Rivaner and Auxerrois grape varieties.

Experience on board
KLM has served other wines from vineyard De Kleine Schorre over the past ten years and has received numerous favourable responses. Dutch and international passengers alike appreciate these delicious wines cultivated on Dutch soil.

About vineyard De Kleine Schorre
With 42,000 vines stretching across 10 hectares of land, vineyard De Kleine Schorre is one of the biggest in the Netherlands. The vineyard was established in 2001 and is located in Dreischor, a traditional Zeeland circular village on the island of Schouwen-Duivenland.

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KLM and vineyard De Kleine Schorre celebrate 10 years of cooperation