Last night, The Nomad Hotel’s Common Decency bar was filled London’s most unserious non-sommelier, Hannah Crosbie, for the launch of her book, Corker.

With Veuve Clicquot champagne poured on arrival of course, friends, family, and distinguished guests, including the likes of Danny Lomas, Rahel Stephanie, Denai Moore and Henry Southern and Jordan Sangha came to celebrate the wine book that celebrates not taking wine too seriously.

Corker, out now, promises to captivate readers with its compelling narrative and rich storytelling, showcasing Crosbie’s undeniable talent and creativity. As glasses were raised in toast, it was evident that this book holds a special place in the hearts of those who have supported Crosbie on her journey.

Hannah, dressed in Pleats Please Issey Miyake, known as the Nigella of Wine, is one of the most exciting voices in wine today. Inspired by the most frequently asked questions from her social followers and friends, Corker is a fresh and relevant guide that pairs wine with life’s important (and unimportant) events.