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British Airways serves up UK wine and tonic water

22 Jul 2015 by GrahamSmith
British Airways will serve Bolney Estate Pinot Gris 2014 wine to its first class passengers next month. The UK wine will be available to those flying in First to/from destinations in the US throughout August. BA said in a statement: "It's anticipated to be a hit thanks to its fragrant aromas of rose, jasmine and pears which follow through onto the palate with a creamy texture and hints of spice and honey." During August, the carrier will also be serving Fever-Tree Indian and Naturally Light tonic waters to passengers flying in First and Club World and in its domestic lounges. Colin Talbot, BA's head of catering, said: "We're always particularly pleased when we can support British business too, so the introduction of Bolney Estate Pinot Gris and Fever-Tree tonic water is a real coup for our customers and us." From May, BA economy passengers have had the option of buying an alternative "enhanced" meal for between £15 and £18 (see news, April 22). ba.com Graham Smith
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