Trust Holding Charity Cheese and Wine Evening - Ipswich Town News
The ITFC Charitable Trust is holding a Charity Cheese and Wine Evening at Saints Cafe in St Peter's Street in Ipswich on Tuesday 2nd July from 7pm. Neal Gordon, the owner of Memorable Cheeses in Dial Lane, is the man behind the event which will raise funds for the Trust.
Tickets are available at £19.50 per head and include free tastings of many wonderful cheeses throughout the night, plus two complimentary glasses of fine wine and some unusual interactive entertainment. The Trust has also arranged some top raffle prizes.
Get in touch with either Saints Cafe on 01473 251438 or Neal at Memorable Cheeses to book your place today. Phone Neal at Memorable Cheeses on 01473 257315, call into the shop in Dial Lane or you can email him at info@memorablecheeses.co.uk.
More details on the ITFC Charitable Trust and the Charity Cheese and Wine Evening on the Trust’s website here.
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