Tasting flyers
A tasting flyer says what is being tasted, who is leading it, when and where, and how many places there are. A photo of a glass, a bottle or a board gives the subject before anyone reads a word.
40 templates for this occasion. Pick one, then change the title, colours, photo or language in the editor. The events shown are fictitious.
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40 templates
Giant date · Burgundy and copperTasting Neon · Chocolate and creamTasting Cover · Black and goldTasting Laid card · Sand and terracottaTasting Banner · Burgundy and copperTasting Photo foot · Golden emeraldTasting Arch · Cream and burgundyTasting Column · Golden ivoryTasting Medallion · Sage and ochreTasting Seal · Chocolate and creamTasting Triptych · Black and goldTasting Print · Sand and terracottaTasting Gallery · Burgundy and copperTasting Ticket · Golden emeraldTasting Typographic · Cream and burgundyTasting Programme · Golden ivoryTasting Grand poster · Burgundy and copperTasting Framed card · Chocolate and creamTasting Giant date · Black and goldTasting Neon · Black and goldTasting Cover · Burgundy and copperTasting Laid card · Chocolate and creamTasting Banner · Cream and burgundyTasting Photo foot · Golden ivoryTasting Arch · Sage and ochreTasting Column · Chocolate and creamTasting Medallion · Black and goldTasting Seal · Sand and terracottaTasting Triptych · Burgundy and copperTasting Print · Golden emeraldTasting Gallery · Cream and burgundyTasting Ticket · Golden ivoryTasting Typographic · Sage and ochreTasting Programme · Chocolate and creamTasting Grand poster · Black and goldTasting Framed card · Sand and terracottaTasting Giant date · Burgundy and copperTasting Neon · Chocolate and creamTasting Cover · Cream and burgundyTasting Laid card · Golden ivoryTasting
How do you choose a tasting flyer?
Photo templates show the product: a glass, a cellar, a table. For a producer's evening, a photo of the place tells the story of the house better than a neutral background.
For a tasting in several rounds, pick a template with a free text area, where you can list the wines, cheeses or chocolates.
What goes on a tasting flyer?
- What is being tasted, named precisely (Loire wines, Madagascan chocolate).
- Who leads the tasting.
- The date, the time and the approximate length.
- The venue and the number of places.
- The age notice if alcohol is served, and the RSVP deadline.
How do you keep it legible?
The product named in the title, everything else small. Avoid text over a glass or bottle: choose a template where the photo leaves a quiet area.
Examples of opening lines
- “Five Loire wines, one evening, twelve places.”
- “Taste the new vintage with us on 12 November at the cellar.”
- “A guided tasting led by the winemaker.”
- “Please drink responsibly. Reply by 5 November.”
Frequently asked questions
- Should alcohol be mentioned on the flyer?
- If you serve alcohol, add the responsible-drinking notice that applies where you are, and say the event is for adults only. For the exact wording, check the official rules in your country.
- How many places should you plan?
- That depends on the room and how you serve. Set the capacity on the sign-up page: beyond it, requests go on a waiting list.
- Can you sell the tasting through Carton Blanc?
- No, Carton Blanc does not take payments from guests. If the tasting is paid, show the price on the flyer and collect it another way.
- Which photo should you choose?
- A photo of your own product or venue, in good light. The editor accepts your own images.
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Photos: Unsplash (Unsplash licence, free commercial use). Fictitious events and hosts.