Easing into Riesling
Don't you dare dismiss Riesling as simple and sweet. Don't. You. Dare.
Wine
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Past Wine
New year, new wines- all Cabernet, all New World
Nothing takes the chill out of your bones like a rich, dense Cabernet Sauvignon. Taste four of them this weekend and see which is your favorite.
Auld Lang Syne…Old World Wines
Yes, we love the wines we make here in the U.S., but let's not turn up our noses at this Old World goodness. Come see what's delicious from the birthplace of wine.
Kevin’s “House Wines”
Wine nerd or not, even a cellar with dusty old bottles from long-lost vintages needs a few bottles of something reliable, lovely and affordable. This week's tasting features four of those wines.
¡Rioja!
Our friend Mike Galkin is excited- he's already got maps and stories printed up so you leave this tasting better informed about Rioja than you were when you walked in. Make your reservation and we'll make you six snacks to go with the six tastes we save for you.
Elegant reds for extraordinary meals
For those of you who intend to offer your guests a meal of great substance this holiday season, nothing will set it off like a wine of great substance alongside it. This week Kevin opens four lush and opulent reds.
Have Yourself a Merlot Little Christmas
Don't you dare. You're too smart to be hoodwinked by a fictional character in a book and movie that came out fourteen years ago. Just because Miles of Sideways disparaged Merlot doesn't mean you need to. This week, Kevin pours you four Merlots of different styles, each of which is suited to someone's holiday table.
Le Due Terre wine tasting with Christian Troy of Indie Wineries
Every so often a winery crosses our path who we feel can do no wrong. Le Due Terre, Friuli winery of wife and husband Silvana Forte and Flavio Basilicata, is one of those wineries. Christian Troy, who imports their wines, will be here pouring them alongside food pairings that border on dinner.
How the Grenache Stole Christmas
It's not just that it happens to be an appropriate pun to the season; Grenache happens to be a perfect red wine to accompany your holiday spread. There are lighter, softer ones to accompany turkey; intense and focused ones to handle the richest roast beef, and a spectrum of others to go with whatever veggie, fish or fowl you're considering putting on your table.
Bubbling with Anticipation!
New Year's Eve isn't the only time to drink sparkling wine, but it sure is a lovely excuse! Come taste four sparkling wines from four different countries to drink now, or on New Year's Eve, or any time thereafter.