- Friday Night Happy Hour
Great food, wine tasting and a glass of wine for $20 per person! Sample 5 different wines each week. Additional glasses of wine at $6 per glass. Starts at 5pm. Come early for a good seat! (read more) - Cake Decorating
You asked for it! Learn the basics of the art of cake decorating. At the end of this class you will be able to decorate a cake with stunning roses, leaves, floral sprays, grapes, shells, clowns, stars, borders and more. (read more) - Wine & Food Pairing: Exploring the Old World
Part of our Wine & Food Pairing series, this course explores the basic concepts of pairing your favorite foods with great wine with a focus on the classic regional pairings of Western Europe. (read more)
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Study in Regional Wines
Increase your regional wine knowledge! Join Certified Sommelier Kim Knoell as she explores specific wine regions on an in-depth basis. Each class involves tasting 6 wines.
Southern France: Wines of the Languedoc-Roussillon, Provence, & Cahors
Wednesday, October 22, 6:30pm
With significant movement toward quality winemaking techniques, France's Languedoc-Roussillon region now produces some of France's most exciting wines. Provence, known for its idyllic lifestyle, food and climate, is producing some interesting reds along with its notable rosés. Stretching along the beautiful Mediterranean coast between Spain and Italy, these two regions represent over one third of the country's wines. We will also experience the "black wine" of Cahors, from the southwest, made with mostly Malbec. Price: $45 per person.
South American: Wines of Chile and Argentina
Wednesday, November 12, 6:30pm
After hundreds of years of winemaking experience, these two countries merit our attention as they are becoming serious players in the world wine market. We are seeing amazing wines stemming from Chile's foundation of French wine culture and pre-phylloxera European cuttings. Across the Andes in Argentina, where the Italian heritage dominates in the wine industry, Malbec is carving out a serious reputation. With the southern hemisphere sunshine and high altitude vineyard locations, it arrives with deep plum flavors that cannot be achieved in Europe. Price: $45 per person.