Create A New Range Of Historic Themed Dinner Parties

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEA range of themed banquet ideas called Classic Dining Moments has just come onto the market. Its promise is an original and entertaining way of treating family and friends to a highly enjoyable
dining experience from times gone by, in the comfort of your own home.

Its promise is an original and entertaining way of treating family and friends to a memorable dining experience from times gone by, in the comfort of your own home.

Menus first chosen for famous characters from Englands rich history have been carefully researched and adapted for modern day consumption by cookery expert Carol Wilson.

The series includes King Arthur and the Round Table Knights dinner in The Great Hall, Winchester in AD530; a May Feaste with Robin Hood and Maid Marion in Sherwood Forest, 1189; Henry VIIIs banquet for Anne Boleyn in Hampton Court Place in 1532; a William Shakespeare and Anne Hathaway supper in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1583, and Queen Victorias Christmas Lunch in Windsor Castle in 1899.

All themed Classic Dining Moments are presented in an attractively designed box-set (see attachment) that includes step by step cooking instructions and a host of complementary items all designed to help make the occasion go with a swing. Each box contains: an ingredient shopping list, 8 dinner party invitations and envelopes, 8 place settings, four replica table menus and an accompanying drink recipe of the period, detailed modernised recipes, a history of each featured character - their life and times, 48 trivia questions relating to each period (with answers ),a CD with music from the era and recommended instructions on how to organise the evening.

Availableonlinefromwww.classicdining.co.uk and selected specialist stores in the UK, each Classic
Dining Moment box has a recommended retail price of $55.

"During the three years it has taken me to develop this product," says Classic Dining Moments director Ian Buchanan, "I have often wished I could travel back thousand of years and attend just one feast with any of these historic characters, it must have been fascinating!""

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