Join us for an authoritative deep dive into the wine regions of the Willamette Valley. Renowned as one of the finest Pinot Noir growing regions in the world, Willamette Valley has been evolving with new appellations and a growing reputation for equally outstanding Chardonnay. Discover the Pacific Northwest's cool climate paradise for these Burgundian stars.

Join us for a deep dive into the origins, expression, and global expressions of this noble French grape variety. As both leading man and sidekick in some of the most respected and expressive wines in the world, we'll explore the depth and breadth of Merlot from its origins in France through its travels around the globe.

Join us for a deep dive taste-and-learn seminar on the wines and regions of one of the oldest wine growing regions in the Americas. Chile is often seen as a recent entrant onto the international wine scene, but its wine making history goes all the way back to the earliest explorations of the New World. Phylloxera free, and and the intersection of a unique combination of ocean influence, mountain landscape, and surprising latitude, these factors come together to make Chile a "Goldilocks" just-right paradise for everything from Pinot noir to Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah within this narrow strip of land between the Andes and the Pacific.

Join us for an exclusive opportunity taste and discover the wines of Marchesi Antinori with special guest Tonino Privitera. Marchesi Antinori is among the oldest and most highly respected producers in Italy. While almost synonymous with Tuscany, Antinori's portfolio spans many different Italian standout regions including Piedmont, Umbria, and Puglia among them.

Chardonnay is experiencing a remarkable new world transformation, shedding its oak and butter bomb reputation in favor of terroir reflective, fresh, and nuanced styles that showcase the real personality of this world renowned white grape variety. We'll discuss Chardonnay's history and expansion around the globe in a taste-and-learn seminar that will re-acquaint you with the elegance and complexity of this popular but often rebuffed wine. Discover what will likely become your favorite wine of summer.

Join us as we explore the wines and regions of South Australia. Well known for Shiraz and GSM blends, South Australia is among the most important and respected wine regions in the Southern Hemisphere. But South Australia is much more than Shiraz, its Cabernet Sauvignon, Grenache, Semillion, and Riesling wines are also World Class.