It's hard to overstate the impact of the iconic Kermit Lynch portfolio on the wine world. We're thrilled to announce our first-ever Grand Tasting featuring a spectacular group of wines, from longtime store favorites to your next great find. Our Kermit Lynch friends and members of the Flatiron team will present 20 wines, from France, Italy and beyond, on our mezzanine on Tuesday, April 29 from 5:30 to 7:30pm.
Your $50 ticket will include a $20 gift card that can be used on any future purchase. Light bites will accompany the wines, and all featured wines will be offered at a special event discount available only to attendees.
Featured producers (subject to slight changes and possible additions):
Podere Campriano
Chateau Feuillet
Berto
Punta Crena
Domaine d'Aupilhac
Domaine Hauvette
Domaine la Tour Vieille
Grange Saint-Sauveur
Domaine de la Chanteleuserie
Guy Breton
Domaine Jean Claude Marsanne
Corte Gardoni
Vignai da Duline
Domaine Arretxea
Champalou
Chignard
Fontsainte
Sang des Cailloux
Space is limited, so don't wait to grab your ticket. We hope you can join us Tuesday, April 29 from 5:30 to 7:30pm on our mezzanine for this exciting grand tasting.
Contemplating dinner plans afterward? Why not make it an epic wine night with our Alta Alella collaboration dinner at Bazaar! It starts at 8pm, so you can easily do both. Learn more and get tickets now.
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