Fine Wine Works H
elen and Nigel Brotherton of Fine Wine Works (FWW) are familiar faces in wine supply and
training and 2019 marks the husband-and-wife team’s tenth anniversary supplying fine wines to yachts around the globe. This season, FWW is delighted to introduce PURE, a selection of exceptionally rare fine wines from the world’s best regions, all in stock and ready for immediate delivery … and drinking. FWW has carefully sourced these highly sought after investment-grade wines from trusted sources. The Pure Burgundy collection can already be viewed on FWW’s new website, PURE collections of fine and rare wines from other regions, namely Bordeaux and Italy, will follow shortly. For more details Tel: +33 (0)6 42 15 51 21 or visit
www.finewineworks.com
Snap Provisioning B
ased in the Netherlands just 20 minutes from Amsterdam; SNAP Provisions is a Mediterranean and Worldwide supplier providing
a truly world class service with all SNAP products handpicked by their own acclaimed SNAP Chef who focuses on the ever escalating requirements and global food trends thus providing the highest quality Dutch and globally sourced products to the most discerning yacht and villa Chefs worldwide. SNAP’s expert team personally understand the challenges at sea and are committed to supplying chefs with exactly what they need for a successful charter or owner trip: SNAP’s eco- friendly and unique packaging system is second to none. Allowing air circulation amongst the produce; while maintaining the cold chain throughout transportation guarantees that your order arrives in perfect condition, every time. For more details Tel: +31 7 14 033 808 or visit
www.snapprovisions.com
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