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Welcome to Emma’s Wine Time, through awareness of inclusion and accessibility I aim to make the wine world accessible in more ways than one. My mission is to make wine on all levels inclusive.

ABOUT ME

I am a passionate wine professional and advocate for inclusion and accessibility for all. I've spent over 2 decades dedicated to supporting people with additional needs in achieving their goals and living fulfilling lives. Transitioning into the world of wine it became clear I had more to offer to the hospitality and wine industry. My mission is to make the wine industry more inclusive and accessible to everyone, spreading the joy of wine in a welcoming and approachable manner. I have developed a training awareness programme ‘7 Stems of Inclusion’ focusing on inclusion and access within the hospitality and wine industry.

Raising the Bar

Offering Inclusion and accessibility awareness training for the hospitality and wine industry. With the 7 Stems of Inclusion.

Services

Wine Consultancy

Private and group tastings, trade tastings and events, wine communication and education.

If you would like to learn more please get in touch..

Well this was lovely to wake you up to this morning! What an honour to make it to the longlist. As many know I am so grateful for this platform to help share my knowledge for inclusion and accessibility for the wine industry. I didn’t think I h
🌟Ixsir’s Grande Reserve White 2022 🌟 Hands 🙌🏻 up! Who is ready for the bank holiday weekend? 🌟In preparation I am popping this @ixsirwine Grande Reserve White 2022 from Lebanon in the fridge. Now Lebanon is not a place I have explored i
🌟EDI - Equity Diversity Inclusion 🌟 This afternoon, I attended an open meeting held Vinters Hall. The Drinks Trust, the WSET, and the WSTA are collaborating on an industry-wide Equity, Diversity, & Inclusion program. The program’s goal

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Calling on the Hospitality industry…..

It has become the norm to ask ‘Do you have any dietary requirements?’ But what if we also asked the question ‘Do you have any access needs?’ Imagine how more inclusive it would be.

— Emma Hodges Accessibility Consultant