Tastings & Events

We want to educate you about wine… come take some quick hour-long courses that range from beginner to exploratory! Sign up for every class and get a deal, or pick and choose which you’d like to attend. Kyle will be in every other Monday evening beginning in February to answer all your questions (please bring them!) and let you explore your curiosity about wine! These classes are limited to 10 seats, so get your tickets soon! Each class is $15 if you bring your own wine glasses and we recommend at least 3 glasses to bring from home. Please make sure your glasses are similar in shape and size and have a stem (like what’s pictured). If you would like to be provided glasses, you can purchase them with your ticket for an additional $10. Sign up for all 6 classes for just $80 and save, or $90 with glasses to re-use each time. Class #5 (4/8) – Varietal Series: The Oddballs You’re adventurous and you love trying new things in wine… this class is for you! We’re going to taste some less-popular varietals of wine from places they’re grown best and talk about what makes them unique. We’ll try Torrontes, Chenin Blanc, and Viognier for some whites; For reds we’ll have Xinomavro, Pinotage, and Mencia!

We want to educate you about wine… come take some quick hour-long courses that range from beginner to exploratory! Sign up for every class and get a deal, or pick and choose which you’d like to attend. Kyle will be in every other Monday evening beginning in February to answer all your questions (please bring them!) and let you explore your curiosity about wine! These classes are limited to 10 seats, so get your tickets soon! Each class is $15 if you bring your own wine glasses and we recommend at least 3 glasses to bring from home. Please make sure your glasses are similar in shape and size and have a stem (like what’s pictured). If you would like to be provided glasses, you can purchase them with your ticket for an additional $10. Sign up for all 6 classes for just $80 and save, or $90 with glasses to re-use each time. Class #6 (4/22) – Sherry: Not your grandma’s drink… This class is a bit selfish, but Kyle loves Sherry/Jerez, so we’re going to taste and learn more about the different styles of sherry because it is so unique and special. Contrary to what most people think, most Sherry is DRY. Let’s try this strange, magically-versatile, fortified wine from Spain- from dry to lusciously sweet- as we taste Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso, Pedro Ximenez (PX), and yes… higher-quality Cream/Medium Sherry.