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SUMMARY:Sonoma County Wine Month Complimentary Sparkling Flight
DESCRIPTION:Sonoma County Wine Month\nCelebrate with Innovative Winery Experiences and Promotions\nSonoma County Wine Month starts in April.  Start by visiting Inman Family Wines to experience their complimentary sparkling wine flight. \nDetails here: https://www.inmanfamilywines.com/celebrate-sonoma-county-wine-month/ \n \n\nSonoma County Wine Month \nSANTA ROSA\, CA (March 29\, 2022) – Sonoma County Vintners announces its annual Sonoma County Wine Month\, presented by Vintec. Throughout April\, enjoy in-person and virtual winery experiences\, as well as special promotions available for shipping to most states. See what’s planned from participating wineries at sonomawine.com/winemonth. \n“Sonoma County wineries offer numerous types of tasting experiences available for a variety of wine lovers\,” according to Sonoma County Vintners (SCV) Executive Director Michael Haney. “We know we’re lucky to live and work in such a beautiful place. Our winemakers and friendly tasting room representatives enjoy connecting with visitors who are exploring Sonoma County for the first time and Wine Country veterans who visit frequently to check out the latest wines release\, wine and food pairings and stunning vistas.” \nSonoma County wineries will celebrate Wine Month with a multitude of entertaining and educational experiences. Find the perfect match for your palate on the dedicated Sonoma County Wine Month listing of experiences and promotions. Choose from adventures such as vineyard hikes focused on sustainable agriculture\, wine pairings with cooking classes\, spring wine release days\, and art gallery tours. Some wineries have scheduled weekly events in April featuring live music\, food trucks\, library tastings\, and brunch in the vineyard. Wineries with exquisite views have outdoor tasting and picnic options as well as reservations for cabanas or bocce ball courts with bottle service. Vegan travelers will find numerous options and dog lovers will be happy to find that their fur babies are welcome in many places. \nFor those who simply can’t make it to Sonoma County to celebrate Wine Month this year there are many options to participate at home. Virtual happy hours\, cooking demonstrations and wine tasting experiences have become regular offerings from wineries and some have created special packages just for Sonoma County Wine Month. New wine releases\, shipping offers and “wine for good” offers with proceeds benefiting nonprofits are all available on participating winery websites. \nFew wine-growing regions in America offer more geographical and stylistic diversity than Sonoma County. With more than 400 wineries producing wines from 60+ grape varieties in 18 designated American Viticultural Areas\, there is sure to be something for every palate. From heat-loving Cabernet Sauvignon to cool-climate Riesling\, with everyone’s favorites Pinot Noir and Chardonnay in between\, wine enthusiasts are spoiled for choice. All it takes is a little planning to create the perfect Sonoma County wine country getaway. \n\nShare this:\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X\n			\n				Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)\n				Pinterest\n			\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			Like this:Like Loading…
URL:https://blog.wineroutes.com/event/sonoma-county-wine-month-complimentary-sparkling-flight/
LOCATION:Inman Family Wines\, 3900 Piner Road\, Santa Rosa\, CA\, 95401\, United States
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SUMMARY:Enriquez Estate Wine Dinner @ Caffe Aldo Lamberti
DESCRIPTION:Join us on April 27th at 6:30 pm for our Enriquez Estate Wine Dinner! Please call 856-663-1747 for reservations and for more information. \n\n\n$170 per guest – Tax and gratuity included\n\n\nShare this:\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X\n			\n				Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)\n				Pinterest\n			\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			Like this:Like Loading…
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LOCATION:Caffe Aldo Lamberti\, 2011 Marlton Pike W\, Cherry Hill\, CA\, 08002
CATEGORIES:Experiences,Food & Wine
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SUMMARY:Passport to Dry Creek Valley - Sonoma County's Premier Wine & Food Festival
DESCRIPTION:Passport to Dry Creek Valley – Sonoma County’s premier wine & food festival! \nJoin 30+ wineries for the 32nd Passport to Dry Creek Valley – April 29 and 30\, 2023. Enjoy amazing wine\, delicious food\, vibrant entertainment and a fun-filled spring weekend within the backdrop of idyllic Dry Creek Valley. \nBUY TICKETS \nPARTICIPATING WINERIES \n13th & Third Wines\, Aldina Vineyards\, Amista Vineyards\, Baca Wines\, Breathless Sparkling Wines\, Cast Wines\, Convene by Dan Kosta\, Coyote Sonoma\, Davero Farms & Winery\, David Coffaro Winery\, Dot Wine\, Dry Creek Vineyard\, Fritz Underground Winery\, Kokomo Winery\, Martorana Family Winery\, Mazzocco Sonoma\, Mill Creek Winery\, Montagne Russe\, Orsi Family Vineyards\, Papapietro Perry Winery\, Pedroncelli Winery\, Pezzi King Vineyards\, Quivira Organic Vineyards\, Ridge Vineyards\, Rued Wines\, Sbragia Family Vineyards\, Selby Winery\, Smith Story Wine Cellars\, Teldeschi\, The Harris Gallery Art & Wine Collection\, The Setting Wines\, Trattore Farms\, Truett Hurst\, VML\, West Wines\, Wilson of Dry Creek \n  \n\n\n\n\n2-DAY & SUNDAY-ONLY PASSPORT TICKETS:\n\nSelect your starting winery and then go at your own pace all weekend. No reservations needed\n\n\nDelicious food & wine pairings\n\n\nCoveted spots in wine clubs\n\n\nAccess to countless wines that you can’t find on the shelf\n\n\nInteractions with the winemakers & growers\n\n\nEntertainment all weekend\n\n\nMagical views\, laughter & fun\n\n\nSkip the line with check-in option Friday in Healdsburg (location to be shared at ticket checkout)\nDesignated Driver tickets available (includes all food tastings and non-alcoholic beverages)\n\n  \nVIP PASSPORT TICKETS:\n\n2-day Passport weekend\n\n\nConcierge service to plan your accommodations\, transportation & weekend reservations\n\n\nFriday evening (April 28) Winemakers* welcome dinner at The Madrona (transportation from & to downtown Healdsburg to be provided)\n\n\nSunday (April 30) Winemakers* and Growers brunch amongst the garden beds at Single Thread Farm\n\n\nLocal makers gift bag and check-in items to be delivered to your weekend accommodations\n\n\nSkip the check-in line wrist bands\n\n*Library and reserve wines to be revealed soon \n\n\n\n\n—– \nPassport 2023 ~ FAQs\nAre there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? \nPassport is a 21+ event. Be prepared to show identification at each winery. No exceptions. No babies (even infants in a carrier) or children. Service dogs only on event weekends. \nWhat are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? \nPassport to Dry Creek Valley does not provide shuttles or transportation between wineries during the weekend. It is your responsibility to drink responsibly; limit the amount of wine you taste by swirling\, sniffing\, sipping and spitting like the pros. Hydration stations are provided at each of the wineries. \nThere are a variety of transportation companies in the area\, but they do book quickly! Please plan ahead to schedule a personal driver or add a Designated Driver ($50 p/day) ticket for someone in your group. The WDCV does not provide a Driver for you with the Designated Driver ticket. Note that as an event\, we do not accept buses/limos that hold more than 24 people. However\, not all wineries can accommodate buses and limousines so please refer to your Passport Booklet to be sure. Parking will be available at each winery. \nWhat’s the refund policy? \nPassports tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE. \nIs it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn’t match the person who attends? \nYes\, however\, all tickets will be listed under the Purchaser’s Name. The attendee will need to know this information to check-in. \nHow can I contact the organizer with any questions? \n707-433-3031 / info@wdcv.com \n\n\nShare this:\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X\n			\n				Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)\n				Pinterest\n			\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			Like this:Like Loading…
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LOCATION:Dry Creek Valley\, Healdsburg\, CA\, 95448\, United States
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SUMMARY:Napa Valley Wine Library Association 59th Annual Grand Tasting - 2023
DESCRIPTION:Napa Valley Grand Tasting \nOur 59th Annual Grand Tasting features 50 prestigious Napa Valley wineries pouring wines selected from case productions of all sizes—from less than 50 to more than 3\,000 cases with most from 1\,000 or less. Wineries have been invited to pour two wines. \nThe tasting is outdoors in the Grove at Silverado—a beautiful setting for a truly delicious as well as educational afternoon. Expect to taste very special wines as you explore varieties\, vintages\, and wineries new to you and kindle friendships within our Napa Valley wine community. \nCurrent Covid-19 protocols will be observed at this event. \n*Antinori Napa Valley | anticanapavalley.com\nMarla Carroll\, winemaker\n2021 Atlas Peak “A26” Chardonnay – 850 cases \nARNS | arnswinery.com\nSandi Belcher\, winemaker\n2019 Sonoma Coast Searby Vineyard Chardonnay – 150 cases\n2015 Napa Valley Estate Grown Old Vines Eloise’s Block Cabernet Sauvignon – 250 cases \nArtesa Vineyard & Winery | artesawinery.com \nBaldacci Family Vineyards | baldaccivineyards.com\nMichael Baldacci\, winemaker\nNV Los Carneros “Pops” Brut de Noirs – 302 cases\n2019 Napa Valley “Fraternity” – 1\,232 cases \nBuehler Vineyards | buehlervineyards.com \nBuoncristiani Winery | buonwine.com\nJay Buoncristiani\, winemaker\n2022 Napa Valley “Triad Blanc” – 274 cases\n2019 Napa Valley “O.P.C.” – 1\,585 cases \n*Cakebread Cellars | cakebread.com \nCAMi | camivineyards.com\nJohn Giannini\, winemaker\n2019 Calistoga Estate Grown Proprietary Red Bordeaux Blend – 95 cases \n*Castlevale\nAngelina Mondavi\, winemaker\n2019 Chiles Valley “Defender” – 98 cases \nChase Cellars | chasecellars.com \nCOHO | cohowines.com \nCoquerel Family Wines | coquerelwines.com \nCrocker & Starr | crockerstarr.com\nJulie Robertson\, winemaker\n2022 Saint Helena Crocker Estate Sauvignon Blanc\n2019 Saint Helena Crocker Estate ‘RLC’ Cabernet Sauvignon\nPam Starr\, winemaker for these wines \n*Detert Family Vineyard | detert.com \nDi Costanzo Wines | mdcwines.com\nMassimo Di Costanzo\, winemaker\n2020 Napa Valley DI CO Cabernet Sauvignon – 410 cases\n2019 Coombsville Caldwell Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon – 235 cases \nEl Molino | elmolinowinery.com\nJon and Lily Berlin\, winemakers\n2020 Rutherford Chardonnay – 832 cases\n2019 Rutherford Pinot Noir – 698 cases \nFrog’s Leap | frogsleap.com\nJohn Williams and Rory Williams\, winemakers\n2021 Rutherford Concrete Aged Sauvignon Blanc – 900 cases\n2019 Rutherford Estate Grown Cabernet Sauvignon – 14\,000 cases\nJohn Williams\, Rory Williams and Pablo Palanco\, winemakers for this wine \nGreen & Red Vineyard | greenandred.com\nAaron Whitlatch\, winemaker\n2022 Napa Valley Catacula Vineyard Sauvignon Blanc – 330 cases\n2017 Napa Valley Tip Top Vineyard Zinfandel – 500 cases\nJay Heminway\, winemaker for this wine \nGrgich Hills Estate | grgich.com\nSebastian Erggelet\, winemaker\n2020 Napa Valley Estate Grown Miljenko’s Selection Chardonnay – 931 cases\n2019 Rutherford Estate Grown Miljenko Selection Cabernet Sauvignon – 670 cases \nGRO Wines | growines.com\nLars Bjorkman\, winemaker\n2020 Mount Veeder Haspel Vineyard Chardonnay – 217 cases\n2019 Calistoga Frediani Vineyard Cabernet Franc – 50 cases \nHagafen Cellars | hagafen.com\nErnie Weir\, winemaker\n2022 Coombsville Wieruszowski Vineyard Dry Riesling – 150 cases\n2017 Coombsville Wieruszowski Vineyard Syrah – 250 cases \nHendry | hendrywines.com \nHowell Mountain Vineyards | howellmountainvineyards.com \nKenefick Ranch | kenefickranch.com \nKerr Cellars | kerrcellars.com \n*Larkmead Vineyards | larkmead.com\nAvery Heelan\, winemaker\n2021 Napa Valley Lillie Sauvignon Blanc – 299 cases\n2020 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon – 2\,418 cases \nLobo Wines | lobowines.com\nVictoria Coleman\, winemaker\n2018 Napa Valley Wulff Vineyard “Howl” – 263 cases\n2015 Atlas Peak Wulff Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon – 150 cases \nMarketta Winery | markettawinery.com \nMaybach Family Vineyards | maybachwine.com \nMichael Mondavi Family | michaelmondavifamilyestate.com\nSabrina Massola and Rob Mondavi\, Jr.\, winemakers\n2020 Napa Valley Oso Vineyard Animo Heritage Sauvignon Blanc – 170 cases\n2019 Napa Valley Animo Vineyard Animo Cabernet Sauvignon – 900 cases \n*PÉJU | peju.com\nSara Fowler\, winemaker\n2021 Napa Valley Chardonnay – 2\,509 cases\n2019 Napa Valley “Fifty/Fifty” Red Blend – 1\,200 cases \nPope Valley Winery | popevalleywinery.com\nGreg Fitzgerald\, winemaker\n2022 Napa Valley Eakle Ranch Parcel 3 Sauvignon Blanc – 130 cases\n2019 Napa Valley Eakle Ranch “Faultline” Proprietary Red – 275 cases \nPride Mountain Vineyards | pridewines.com\nMatt Ward\, winemaker\n2021 Napa Valley Chardonnay – 1\,682 cases\n2020 Napa and Sonoma Counties Merlot – 3\,451 cases\nSally Johnson-Blum\, winemaker for these wines \npureCru Winery | purecruwines.com \nRelic Wine Cellars | relicwinecellars.com \nRomeo Vineyards & Cellars | romeovineyards.com\nAlison Green-Doran\, winemaker\n2015 Calistoga Petit Verdot – 250 cases\n2013 Calistoga Eugenia Cabernet Sauvignon – 320 cases \nSaddleback Cellars | saddlebackcellars.com\nNils Venge\, winemaker\n2021 Oakville Pinot Blanc – 142 cases\n2019 Oakville Cabernet Sauvignon – 1\,213 cases \nScalon Cellars | scaloncellars.com\nJulien Fayard\, winemaker\n2018 Coombsville “Priority” Proprietary Red Blend\n2017 Coombsville Estate Grown Cabernet Sauvignon \nSchramsberg Vineyards and Davies Vineyards | schramsberg.com\nHugh Davies\, winemaker\nSchramsberg\n2019 North Coast Schramsberg Brut Rosé – 19\,350 cases\nJessica Koga\, Sean Thompson and Hugh Davies\, winemakers for this wine\nDavies Vineyards\n2019 Saint Helena Davies Vineyards “St. Helena” Cabernet Sauvignon – 550 cases\nCsilla Kato\, Sean Thompson and Hugh Davies\, winemakers for this wine \nSignorello Estate | signorelloestate.com \n*Spottswoode | spottswoode.com \nSt. Supéry Vineyards & Winery | stsupery.com\nMichael Scholz\, winemaker\n2021 Dollarhide Estate Vineyard Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc – 4\,044 cases\n2017 Dollarhide Estate Vineyard Napa Valley “Elevation” – 1\,082 cases \nSummit Lake Vineyards | summitlakevineyards.com \nTierra Roja Vineyard | tierraroja.com\nBenoit Touquette\, winemaker\n2019 Oakville Tierra Roja Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon – 250 cases\nJeff Ames\, winemaker for this wine\n2013 Oakville Tierra Roja Vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon – 250 cases\nDavid DeSante\, winemaker for this wine \nTrefethen Family Vineyards | trefethen.com \nTruchard Vineyards | truchardvineyards.com \n*Turley Wine Cellars | turleywinecellars.com \nV. Sattui Winery | vsattui.com\nBrooks Painter\, winemaker \nVGS Chateau Potelle | vgschateaupotelle.com \nVILLA RAGAZZI | villaragazzi.wine\nBob Pepi\, winemaker\n2022 Oakville Rosato di Sangiovese – 42 cases\n2019 Napa Valley Sangiovese – 68 cases \nWhitehall Lane Winery | whitehalllane.com \nWhite Rock Vineyards | whiterockvineyards.com\nChristopher Vandendriessche\, winemaker\n2019 Napa Valley Chardonnay Reserve – 480 cases\n2018 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon Laureate – 500 cases \nZD Wines | zdwines.com\nChris Pisani and Brandon deLeuze\, winemakers\n2019 Los Carneros Pinot Noir – 3\,500 cases\n2018 Napa Valley 50th Anniversary Cabernet Sauvignon – 8\,000 cases \nZIATA Wines | ziatawines.com\nJennifer Williams\, winemaker\n2022 Napa Valley Sauvignon Blanc – 1\,048 cases\n2017 Napa Valley “Mia Madre” Proprietary Red – 519 cases \nShare this:\n				Share on X (Opens in new window)\n				X\n			\n				Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)\n				Pinterest\n			\n				Share on Facebook (Opens in new window)\n				Facebook\n			Like this:Like Loading…
URL:https://blog.wineroutes.com/event/napa-valley-wine-library-association-59th-annual-grand-tasting-2023/
LOCATION:In The Grove at Silverado Resort & Spa\, 1600 Atlas Peak Road\, Napa Valley\, CA\, 94558\, United States
CATEGORIES:Annual Events
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