Germany and Austria Legends: A Panel-Led Seminar with Alzinger, Schloss Lieser and Loewen, 1/16/25

Name: Germany and Austria Legends: A Panel-Led Seminar with Alzinger, Schloss Lieser and Loewen, 1/16/25
Brand: Flatiron Wine School
Price: 60.0 USD
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Event from Pfalz, Germany

by Flatiron Wine School

$60.00

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This is not a drill: Leo Alzinger, Christopher Loewen, and Lara and Thomas Haag of Schloss Lieser are all visiting New York at the same time, and we snagged them all to kick 2025 off in style. On Thursday, January 16, for the first time ever at Flatiron Wines, these VIP guests from these iconic producers will take over the mezzanine for a panel-led seminar on one of our very favorite topics: the wines of Germany and Austria.

Leo, Christopher, and Thomas and Lara will share their stories and their insights as we taste through wines by all three producers in this one-of-a-kind educational experience. Flatiron Wines events and education manager Julia Burke, DWSET, will moderate the discussion.

Seating is very limited for this exclusive masterclass. The cost of this seminar is $60 and a $20 credit at the store will be extended to each guest for a future purchase. We hope you can join us on Thursday, January 16 at 6pm for this not-to-be-missed event.

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750ml
Style

Elegant

German Wines

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