The spectacular portfolio of Vineyard Brands—with stars like Weinbach, Vincent Girardin, Famille Perrin, Massolino, Louis Michel, Wieninger and Delamotte from the Old World and Hamilton-Russell, Boekenhoutskloof and Tesselaarsdal rounding out the New—will be on full display on our mezzanine on Monday, March 10 from 5:30 to 7:30pm. This grand tasting will feature five tables of producers from around the world and 25 delicious wines.
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:
Champagne Delamotte
Loimer
Wieninger
Ingrid Groiss
Paul Achs
Weinbach
Mugneret
Vincent et Sophie Morey
Famille Perrin
Vincent Girardin
Matrot
Leos
Hamilton-Russell Oregon
Stark-Condé
Boekenhoutskloof
Tesselaarsdal
Southern Right
Tenuta di Fessina
Massolino
Kurtatsch
Space is limited, so don't wait to grab your ticket. We hope you can join us Monday, March 10 from 5:30 to 7:30pm on our mezzanine for this exciting grand tasting.
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