Bolney Wine Estate Drive Out
18/6/2018
On Thursday 14 June, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex partnered with NFU Mutual-Henfield to host guests at a drive out event to Bolney Wine Estate.
The event started at Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex, where attendees arrived, registered and enjoyed coffee and pastries whilst looking around the Centre and our range of new and Porsche Approved Pre-Owned models. The hour's drive then commenced, including two stopping points for driver changeovers.
The driving concluded at Bolney Wine Estate, where guests participated in a tour, wine tasting (with spittoons) and a buffet lunch.
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