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California came to the forefront of the wine world winning the Judgement of Paris in 1976. Since then there is an ongoing discussion of which region has the best red wines in the world - Napa Valley, California or Bordeaux, France. Generally speaking, Bordeaux wines are balanced and nuanced with less fruit-forwardness. In contrast, California Cabernets are dense and rich, full of dark fruit. Join us to compare and contrast these 2 famous wine regions. Tasting of 6 wines.

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Alsace’s culture, architecture, language, food and wine are highly influenced by Germany because of its distinctive location and history and Alsatian winemakers have even adapted the German practice of labeling wines by grape variety rather than a place name. Join us as we compare these two culturally related regions with very different styles of wine.. Tasting of six wines.

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Worldwide, ideal wine growing conditions occur between 30 degrees to 49 degrees. Oregon is one of the few places in the world that sits 45 degrees north of Earth’s equator. Both France and Oregon lay along the 45th…and share similar maritime weather, hence the terroir for beautiful Pinot Noir. Today, Oregon is in the top five states in the United States for wine production. Tasting of six wines.

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Grenache has been much overlooked as a ‘workhorse’ grape variety, yet it’s the key ingredient in one of France’s definitive full-bodied red styles of the Rhône. Elsewhere in the world, winemakers are now beginning to discover and perfect the grape’s ability to express its terroir to the full. Tasting of six wines.

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Summer is a perfect time to enjoy the best of both worlds: Rosé & Bubbles. Join us and explore the world of sparkling Rosé from around the world as we taste through 6 wines.

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Sparkling wines are often associated with toasting a special occasion, but they’re also becoming a popular wine for making every day special. They’re generally quite affordable and pair well with a wide variety of foods, so they’re easy to incorporate into everyday meals and snacks. And their bubbles give any meal or activity a dose of celebratory fun. Tasting of 6 wines.

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Campania’s long, warm growing season and volcanic soils can combine to produce powerful and concentrated red wines (from native varieties including Aglianico and Piedirosso) and aromatic, minerally white wines (from the native Greco, Falanghina and Fiano varieties).

Sicily is part of Italy’s ancient winemaking traditions, yet this island in the Mediterranean Sea is also producing some of the country’s most modern and exciting wines. Some of Sicily’s best wines, like the rich, red Nero d’Avola and the crisp white Grillo and Inzolia, are made with native grapes. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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Most people have heard of Old World and New World wines, but what about Ancient World wines? Old World wine countries are those with long histories of modern wine-production, mainly located in Western Europe (for instance France, Italy, Spain, and Germany, among others). New World wines are those with “newer”, more recent histories of wine production, such as South Africa, Argentina, Australia, and the United States. Ancient World wines are those from countries in which knowledge and production of wine long preceded that of the Old World, such as the Republic of Georgia, Turkey, and Armenia. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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These mouthwatering wines spring from breathtaking land amid the Eastern Alps, The Adriatic, and The Black Sea. Countries of Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia & Romania. Lively individuality is pumping through the veins of these lands with the cultivation and experimentation of native and international grapes.  Eastern Europe has morphed from a rocky history into vibrant communities that produce wines full of energy and optimism. Tasting of 6 wines

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Sonoma continues to shine with their wines from regions like Russian River Valley, Alexander Valley, Moon Mountain, Dry Creek Valley & More! Tasting includes 6 different wines.

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There's no question about it. 'Green' wines are on the up, with consumers showing an ever-increasing interest in the sustainability, provenance, and potential health benefits of what they choose to drink. Although mindfulness around food and wine production has been steadily growing since the 1990s, now more than ever, consumers are associating sustainable products with quality 'from the ground up', as well as benefits towards the planet and their own health. 

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The Northern Rhône may not be the exact epicenter of where the first Syrah vine appeared (which supposedly is about 35 miles Southeast of this region), however it is the benchmark by which all other Syrah wines are measured.

Whether or not French Syrah is “the best” is entirely up to you, but one thing is for certain: The Northern Rhône produces Syrah very unlike other regions in terms of style. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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Napa Valley is famous for more than just Cabernet Sauvignon & Merlot. Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc are amazing wines in this region. Come explore the wines from Napa Valley and learn about its history and rise to fame. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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When you think of Italian wines, what probably comes to mind is what I'll call the Big B's; Brunello, Barolo, and Barbaresco and maybe Chianti We would like to take you off the beaten path to discover some lesser-known wines which may not have the ratings but will surely provide the enjoyment. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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The Iberian Peninsula is home to many notable red wines. Tempranillo, often tannic and full-bodied, is the signature grape of Spain, and Port, a fortified wine, has been produced in Portugal since the seventeenth century and is sought after around the world. Join us as we taste through wines of these two underrated wine regions of Spain & Portugal. Tasting includes 6 (2 oz) pours of each wine.

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Crémants are made using the ‘traditional method’ – the same method used for Champagne where the second fermentation takes place in the bottle. French Crémant such as Crémant de Loire and Crémant de Bourgogne can offer good value versus Champagne and a different style to Prosecco. Grape varieties vary, depending on locality. Tasting of six (6) sparkling wines.

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Rosés are a growing trend and there are all types of rosé from around the world and three main ways to produce this wine: direct press, blush blend and saignée. Join us as we taste through some great rosé wines and explore pink wines. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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Petit Château: Not so much a definition but a concept. Typically used for wines that are affordable and produced by smaller, family-owned, less well-known estates. These are, by and large, multi-generational family-owned vineyards that work hard to make their wines in the shadows of the more famous Grand Cru Classés of Bordeaux.

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Alsace has always been in a bit of a pickle. Its perilous location on the border of Germany and France made the area a tug-of-war for centuries. Today if you visit Alsace, you can see how the interventions of two mega empires affected the area through its architecture and the presence of both French and German languages.

The food and the wine of Alsace is also a bit of a mish mash. For instance, Germanic grape varieties like Gewurztraminer and Riesling dominate the French départment, but in Alsace they are produced in a very different style. Tasting of six wines.

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Tuscany is famous for many things — the glorious art, architecture and culture of Florence and Siena, the photogenic countryside, its beautiful rolling hills and, of course, its food and wine. In terms of wine, “Tuscany” and “Chianti” are synonymous to many people. Not only is this incorrect, but the region’s wine landscape is far more complex and dynamic. Join us to learn more about this complex wine region. Tasting includes six (6) wines.

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Well-known wine regions like Bordeaux, Tuscany, and the Napa Valley often steal the spotlight when it comes to world-class grape growing and fine wine production. But there are a number of high-quality, full-bodied wines worth tasting in more unexpected regions across the globe. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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Georg Riedel has transformed wineglasses from simple housewares to specialized tools tuned to bring out wine's nuances. Let us taste our way through different size glasses and explore glass vs crystal and see how it impacts the flavor of the wine. Tasting includes 5 wines.

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Nebbiolo (“Nebby-oh-low”) is a full-bodied red wine more famously known by the two production regions of Barolo and Barbaresco in Piedmont, Italy. Nebbiolo wines are translucent (like Pinot!) and have a delicate smell, but when you taste them you are greeted with robust tannin and high acidity Tasting of 6 wines.

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Spain may not be the first wine region to come to mind when you think of expensive, luxury wine. But, there are several expensive, investment-grade wines that’ll fit right into your wine collection!

The Spanish red wines typically boast a bold structure, crisp freshness, a red fruit flavor, and other subtle wine tasting notes that include oak and spice. The finest reds come from sun-drenched regions like Ribera del Duero, Rioja, Levante, and Priorat. The grapes from these regions are harvested late and macerated longer, and the wines are aged in new French oak.

Spanish white wines from Rioja and Catalonia usually offer crisp minerality, a fruity complexity, medium acidity, and a citrus fruit flavor. However, the most delicate Spanish whites come from Galicia. The region is cool, boasts fertile decomposed schist soils, and has maritime influence from the Atlantic Ocean. The wines from this region boast earthy notes that express terroir.

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California may be the most famous wine-growing state in the USA, but the entire West Coast produces wines of world-class quality. We would like to introduce you to the styles of the Pacific Northwest — specifically, Oregon and Washington. Tasting includes six (6) wines.

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There is a big difference between wines from the Right Bank and Left Bank, or should I say, there are several important distinctions between Bordeaux wines from the Left Bank and Bordeaux from the Right Bank. The terroir and soil are different. The percentages of grapes planted are not the same.

The culture of each region differs and because each area has its own unique style and character, as you might expect, the wines are quite different as well. The wines from each area taste, smell, feel and age differently. And that is just to get things started.

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Red Rhone wines typically consist of Grenache, Mourvedre and Syrah while white Rhones contain Viognier, Roussanne, Marsanne and others. Let's explore a variety of wines from Rhone Valley France. Tasting includes 6 wines.

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Beyond the subtle differences in tradition and culture in these to locales, there are physical differences that result in different tasting Nebbiolo wines in both locations with the main differences being the soils, the aging rules, and history of each region. Tasting includes six (6) wines.

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In the ancient world, Greece was once one of the foremost producers of wine. However, in contrast to the country’s important wine heritage, modern Greek wines are only recently reaching the rest of the world. These days, Greece offers outstanding wine value and new varieties to expand your palate! Tasting of 6 wines.

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Pinot Noir is a versatile grape grown all over the world. It is a fun varietal to explore because it is so influenced by the terroir or rather the dirt and the micro-climate of the vineyard. Explore a tasting of 6 Pinot Noirs from around the world.

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