Hannah Crosbie
Scottish wine critic
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Hannah Crosbie (born 1997) is a Scottish wine critic based in London. She founded Dalston Wine Club in 2020. She has since authored the book Corker: A Deeply Unserious Wine Book (2024) and had columns in The Guardian and The Observer. She also appears in the Channel 4 programme Sunday Brunch.
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Hannah Crosbie | |
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Crosbie in 2025 | |
| Born | 1997 (age 28–29) |
| Years active | 2020–present |
| Website | www |
Early life
Career
In 2020, Crosbie founded Dalston Wine Club and started building an online following through her affordable wine recommendations.[2][3] She started the podcast Acquired Tastes in 2021,[4] hosted the first Berry Bros. & Rudd podcast Drinking Well in 2022,[5][6] and co-hosted I'll Have What She's Having with chef Sophie Wyburd in 2023. Mob named I'll Have What She's Having one of the best food podcasts in 2023.[7]
Crosbie made her television debut in 2022 with recurring appearances in the Channel 4 series Sunday Brunch.[8] In 2023,[9] Ebury Press acquired the rights to publish Crosbie's debut guide book Corker: A Deeply Unserious Wine Book in 2024.[10][11] Crosbie joined The Guardian and The Observer in 2024 and 2025 respectively.[12][13]
Bibliography
- Corker: A Deeply Unserious Wine Book (2024)
Accolades
- 2023 International Wine and Spirit Competition (IWSC): Emerging Talent in Wine Communication – shortlisted[14]
- 2024 CODE Hospitality Women of the Year: Innovator – won[15]