Wooden Spoon Wine Tasting 2025: Tickets Available Now

We’re delighted to share that Livingston James will once again be hosting the Wooden Spoon Wine Tasting event this year!

Wooden Spoon is the children’s charity of rugby, dedicated to funding life-changing projects across the UK and Ireland for children and young people with disabilities and those facing disadvantages. With 1 in 20 children in the UK living with a disability and 3.5 million children in poverty, your support is more crucial than ever.

Join us for an exciting evening of entertainment and rugby chat with the Glasgow Warriors, featuring a wine tasting experience hosted by Inverarity Morton. There will also be an exciting raffle along with some great auction prizes.

The event will be held at our Glasgow Office – 218 St Vincent Street on Thursday 4th December, at 6 pm.

It is a great opportunity to support such a fantastic cause and we are extremely proud to be involved.

Tickets are priced at £40 each and can be purchased by emailing [email protected].

Wooden Spoon Wine Tasting Invite 2025

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