Wine tasting in the walled garden
Join us for an afternoon of wine tasting in the historic walled garden led by archaeologist and wine expert Kat Hornak.
Enjoy a variety of local London wines from leading urban wineries, including Blackbook and London Cru.
As you taste, Kat will combine her knowledge of archaeology with her experience in wine production, revealing the surprising links between Britain’s winemaking past and present.
Fulham Palace has been a site of human activity for over 6,000 years. From Neolithic tools and Roman pottery to medieval structures and Victorian gardens, the site reflects layers of history. Once home to the Bishops of London for more than 1,300 years, it now welcomes visitors as a museum and heritage site, offering a remarkable setting to explore the rich history of wine in Britain.
Kat Hornak
Kat Hornak brings a unique perspective to wine tasting through her background in archaeology and wine production. With over five years of experience and a Master’s degree in Archaeological Practice, she works with MOLA and Fulham Palace Museum. Her current research focuses on the origins of English wine, particularly its introduction through Roman Britain. Kat’s tastings connect the wines of today with stories from the past, offering insight and flavour in equal measure.
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Join us for an afternoon of wine tasting in the historic walled garden led by archaeologist and wine expert Kat Hornak.
Enjoy a variety of local London wines from leading urban wineries, including Blackbook and London Cru.
As you taste, Kat will combine her knowledge of archaeology with her experience in wine production, revealing the surprising links between Britain’s winemaking past and present.
Fulham Palace has been a site of human activity for over 6,000 years. From Neolithic tools and Roman pottery to medieval structures and Victorian gardens, the site reflects layers of history. Once home to the Bishops of London for more than 1,300 years, it now welcomes visitors as a museum and heritage site, offering a remarkable setting to explore the rich history of wine in Britain.
Kat Hornak
Kat Hornak brings a unique perspective to wine tasting through her background in archaeology and wine production. With over five years of experience and a Master’s degree in Archaeological Practice, she works with MOLA and Fulham Palace Museum. Her current research focuses on the origins of English wine, particularly its introduction through Roman Britain. Kat’s tastings connect the wines of today with stories from the past, offering insight and flavour in equal measure.
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