Rioja has just celebrated their 100th year as an appellation in 2025. The year long festivities showcased the broad spectrum of wines and techniques that define not only Rioja's history, but also its present and future!

While still recognized for their incredible aged wines based primarily (but not exclusively) on Tempranillo, new approaches are emerging from large barrel influences and concrete vat aging to fresh takes on "blending" grapes that make these background singers the stars of the show.

Join us as we take a tasting tour through the famous regions of France: Burgundy, N. Rhone, S. Rhone, Bordeaux, and Loire and discuss why they produce the wines they do and how they became international benchmarks for them. A great introduction to the wines of France as well as an opportunity to taste some excellent examples including Village Red Burgundy, Hermitage, Chateauneuf du Pape, and Classified Growth Bordeaux.

Join us for a virtual cruise along the Adriatic Coastline as we taste and learn about the outstanding wines of Italy, Croatia and Montenegro!

Join us for an in-depth look at the wine world's most famous three musketeers: Grenache, Syrah, and Mourvèdre. While known as "Rhône" varieties, only Syrah can claim France as its birthplace. And everywhere outside of France these grapes take on different names such as Shiraz, Monastrell, and Garnatxa. Regardless of what they're called, when these three grapes come together, your palate is in for a treat.

With the holiday's approaching, it's time to break out the bubbles and discover something exciting to sparkle up your festivities. Featuring Sparkling wines from France, Italy, Spain, Australia, and more!

Burgundy is among the most famous and most confounding regions of the world. Viewed as the model for terroir driven wines and appellation structure and well known for Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, Burgundy also boasts Sauvignon Blanc, Gamay and a few lesser known grapes in its domain. Join us for a tasting of Grand Cru, Premier Cru, Village, and Regional Pinot Noir wines as well as stand out Chardonnay and a Burgundian Sauvignon Blanc