Orpens Cider

tindal wine merchants, carefully established in 2004, are a family owned company importing a very interesting selection of wines from around the world; for distribution both to the trade and more recently directly to consumers through our new and improved website. we represent many top wineries world-wide, continuing to add to our portfolio ensuring that we offer a wide range of wines to our customers. we reach all parts of ireland with dedicated, knowledgeable and passionate members of our team living and working in each province. since 2008, we have also been marketing wines under our own labels; swallows’ tale from south africa puna snipe from chile and bulgaria hooded plover from australia anthony tindal is involved in the selection and blending of these wines,which are aimed at the house and function wine sector of the trade. we don’t like the use of chemicals, pesticides and fertilisers, nor do we bulk ship our wines as the added handling and increased need for protective treatments impacts on quality. anthony and his team travel extensively in search of wines considered to be truly representative of their terroir and amongst the best examples we can market and distribute. as wset approved program providers we regularly conduct courses covering all levels of wine & spirit training. our tutor harriet tindal is a master of wine one only two accredited burgundy tutors in the country. wine knowledge and experience is key amongst our staff. each has a background gaining knowledge of wine with nearly half holding their wset diploma. the other half are striving to do so... recognising the importance of education for frontline staff, we are always available to give staff training, which, if not under the auspices of wset, is generally offered free of charge. wine dinners, tastings and producer visits are part of our everyday life. to summarise, we are: ‘dynamic, innovative and passionate’

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