We're thrilled to announce our fourth-annual Champagne celebration with our dear friends at Polaner Selections, on Tuesday, October 21 from 5:30 to 7:30pm on our mezzanine.
And as a very special treat, in addition to the amazing Polaner team, we'll be joined by growers Fabien Caze of Caze-Thibaut, Dominique Moreau of Marie Courtin, and Loann Mignon of Christophe Mignon, who will be there to share their amazing wines with us personally.
Our Champagne events reliably sell out. So don't wait! Tickets are $80 and include a $20 store credit that you will receive the night of the event.
Polaner's Champagne book is star-studded (Selosse, anyone?) and only ticket holders will be able to join us to taste many of our favorite growers, including Laherte Frères, Agrapart, Moncuit, Benoit Dehu, Larmandier-Bernier and more.
This is your chance to taste through some of the jewels of Polaner's book and then stock up on your favorites, taking advantage of special pricing available only to our favorite Champagne lovers.
We hope you can join us Tuesday, October 21 for this extraordinary tasting on our mezzanine. We recommend arriving on the early side—pouring concludes promptly at 7:30pm.
Whether you're looking to get a jump-start on holiday gift shopping or simply stock up for the festive season ahead, we know you won't want to miss this event.
Please note: we are limiting tickets to facilitate a comfortable tasting environment, and only ticket holders will be able to attend. No walk-ins or additional guests will be permitted.
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