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This is our harbinger of summer; when the Peyrassol arrives, we know that summer is not far behind. A blend of Cinsault, Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre, we buy this wine […]

This will be like no other Sauvignon Blanc you’ve tasted. It is so unusual, more like Vouvray (Chenin Blanc) than a Sauvignon Blanc. If it resembles any Sauvignon Blanc, it […]

This is an opportunity to taste a terrific white Burgundy at an affordable price. Domaine Caillot is located in the village of Meursault. In February, the owner and winemaker, Michel […]

This is a very unusual, distinctive and delicious wine. It is a blend of 80% Petit Manseng, 20% Gros Manseng from the Jurancon. Even if you travel a lot in […]

Here is an opportunity to taste two grapes (50% Clairette and 50% Bourboulenc) that are more often blended with lots of other grapes. They are two of the thirteen grapes […]

Vinho Verde, the most popular white wine from Portugal, is a deliciously refreshing, light wine with gentle spritz. “Verde” means “green,” and I’ve read different explanations for its application to […]

Saturday, May 9th: Wines for Summer Brunches We have a terrific line-up of wines from a sparkling Malvasia to a Tavel rosé that will match up nicely with the warm […]

Saturday, May 16th: Wine Tasting to benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation Seatings at 5:15 and 7:15 In keeping with the pink theme of the Susan G. Komen for the […]

Saturday, May 23rd: Southern Italian Wines From the Blue Zone of Sardinia to Campania and Puglia, we’ll taste a range of delicious wines from areas south of Tuscany. David Humphrey, […]

Come to The Wine Gallery and sip some wine and talk about current events with experts,  friends and neighbors. “The Obama Stimulus Package” Wednesday, April 22, 7:00 Jim Tober, Professor […]