Tamaya Dinner Date at Sosban restaurant in Llanelli


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Tamaya Dinner
Thursday 21st July @ 7pm
£40 per person

Fine wine is such a convivial and socialising entity, and we love seeing our guests enjoy fine food and excellent wines, which is why we’d love you to join us for an exquisite Tamaya Dinner!
We have paired up with Fine Wines Direct UK to bring you an unforgettable 3 course dinner, matched with this superb Chilean wine.
You will also have an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the history of this unique wine.
Arrival drink, three course dinner and five wine pairings.



The name Tamaya means “High Scenic Viewpoint”, a word that comes from the dialect of the Diaguita indigenous culture that inhabited the Limarí Valley between the 8th and the 6th centuries BC, in the same place where Viña Tamaya is currently located. Tamaya is also the name given to the highest hill in the area, from where it is possible to view the entire valley.

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01554 270020 / reservations@sosbanrestaurant.com

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