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Tate Modern Exhibition | Food and drink

Electric Dreams Winter Wine Feast

21 February 2025 at 18.30–22.30
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Experience an exclusive after-hours viewing of Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet followed by a winter feast paired with wines from Tate's award-winning cellar

Join us at Tate Modern's Restaurant for an evening of exceptional food, wine, and art. This special dinner offers an opportunity to explore Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet after hours followed by a winter feast. Discover groundbreaking works of optical, kinetic, and digital art in one of Tate Modern’s most ambitious exhibitions to date.

Tickets include a four-course dinner, paired wines, and access to the Electric Dreams exhibition.

Dining

The menu has been crafted by Tate Modern’s head chef, Chris Gillard, whose expertise draws on over 15 years at the renowned St John. Known for his dedication to seasonal ingredients and simple yet exceptional cooking, Chris has created a winter feast that celebrates the very best produce at its peak.

Each dish has been thoughtfully designed to pair with exceptional wines from Tate’s renowned cellars. Tate's long-time wine buyer Hamish Anderson has dug deep in the cellar, and we will be drinking, amongst other highlights, aged Vosne-Romanée from Méo-Camuzet and Vega Sicilia’s Alion.

This is an opportunity to enjoy some rare and sought-after wines from our cellars at a remarkable price.

Nibble

Cheese & mustard twist

Bollinger Special Cuvée NV (extra aged, 2020 release)

To start

Cornish mussels, leeks, salsify & monk’s beard

2017 Dellchen Riesling GG, Dönnhoff

Main

Slow braised lamb shoulder, white beans & aioli

2012 Alion, Vega Sicilia

Cheese

Baron Bigod, chutney & sourdough crackers

2012 Vosne-Romanée, Domaine Méo-Camuzet

Dessert

Chocolate salted caramel tart V

Taylor’s 20-Year-Old Tawny Port

Find out more about the Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet exhibition with our exhibition guide.

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