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Wednesday, May 18
Often higher end producers have a second label that is a great value and ready to enjoy earlier than the top tier wines. We have found some hidden treasures under $25 a bottle that are perfect for weekday taco’s and casual sipping.
Thursday, May 19
Not ready to open up refreshing whites or blushing rose? Let us recommend some big bold reds that are super tasty and work well with warm weather and foods that we often enjoy in the backyard.
Wednesday, May 25
Neither red nor white, rose is a class all of its own, and can lend itself to styles for all wine drinkers! Let’s learn about all the different colours, flavours, regions and wine making methods that this wonderful style encompasses.
Wednesday, May 25
Often higher end producers have a second label that is a great value and ready to enjoy earlier than the top tier wines. We have found some hidden treasures under $25 a bottle that are perfect for weekday taco’s and casual sipping.
Thursday, May 26
Not ready to open up refreshing whites or blushing rose? Let us recommend some big bold reds that are super tasty and work well with warm weather and foods that we often enjoy in the backyard.
Thursday, May 26
Down in southern Spain lies a wine region making some of the most unique wines on earth, and they have been doing this for a very long time.
Friday, May 27
Not ready to open up refreshing whites or blushing rose? Let us recommend some big bold reds that are super tasty and work well with warm weather and foods that we often enjoy in the backyard
Friday, May 27
Chateauneuf-du-Pape (Pope’s New Castle) is the premium wine production appellation of the southern Rhone in France with its gnarly old bush vines growing in rivers of large round stone. Some of the world’s best red wines are produced here including renown “Clos des Papes”.
Saturday, May 28
May long weekend is in the rear view mirror, and it is time crush some great white wine! Join us as we taste through multiple refreshing whites from a superstar of Muscadet, Domaine Luneau-Papin.
Thursday, June 2
The Great Australian Bight is one of the world’s spectacular rocky coastlines.
Friday, June 3
At approximately 7240 kilometres in length – the Andes are the longest mountain range in the world stretching through 7 different countries and spanning 67 degrees of latitude with varying climates along the way.
Friday, June 3
There is beauty and elegance in the wines that come from high altitude regions. From slope to soil, proximity to rivers and elevation, the secret to success in many regions that produce ‘high’ quality wines are the mountains formed over millennium.
Thursday, June 9
Neither red nor white, rose is a class all of its own, and can lend itself to styles for all wine drinkers! Let’s learn about all the different colours, flavours, regions and wine making methods that this wonderful style encompasses.
Friday, June 10
There is beauty and elegance in the wines that come from high altitude regions. From slope to soil, proximity to rivers and elevation, the secret to success in many regions that produce ‘high’ quality wines are the mountains formed over millennium.
Friday, June 10
The Great Australian Bight is one of the world’s spectacular rocky coastlines this ocean area houses the 12 apostles and lots of fearsome great whites (sharks), however slightly further inland you will find great reds and whites that don’t bite, wines from the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, Coonawarra and Adelaide…
Friday, June 10
Not ready to open up refreshing whites or blushing rose? Let us recommend some big bold reds that are super tasty and work well with warm weather and foods that we often enjoy in the backyard.
Thursday, June 16
This whiskey category is not only exploding with flavor but popularity. From Kentucky to Texas, rye to wheated, there is a difference and we will take you from novice to aficionado one sip at a time.
Thursday, June 16
This whiskey category is not only exploding with flavor but popularity. From Kentucky to Texas, rye to wheated, there is a difference and we will take you from novice to aficionado one sip at a time.
Friday, June 17
Can you taste the difference? The regions of Scotland go head to head with Ireland, Canada and USA in a battle of the dram.
Friday, June 17
We are a couple of days early for the longest summer day of the year, however we are celebrating this beautiful summer with the wines of Alsace, they are predominantly white but there is delicious Pinot Noir in the mix.
Friday, June 17
Can you taste the difference? The regions of Scotland go head to head with Ireland, Canada and USA in a battle of the dram.
Saturday, June 18
Neither red nor white, rose is a class all of its own, and can lend itself to styles for all wine drinkers! Let’s learn about all the different colours, flavours, regions and wine making methods that this wonderful style encompasses.
Thursday, June 23
Join us as we taste through a range of brews that will pucker and rouse your palate.
Thursday, June 23
Canada VS. USA battle it out in the glass. Let’s compare classic grape varieties side by side and judge who shows the style the best!
Thursday, June 23
This Thursday night set your sights on the flights of great new summer brews that our local Alberta breweries are releasing. We will be featuring 10 new summer brews this fine evening of all styles and flavors for your discerning enjoyment from our local market.
Friday, June 24
Twist and pop! In this class we will be adding a twist of lime and pop of the bubbles to showcase classic sparkling wine cocktails from regions throughout the world.
Friday, June 24
Neither red nor white, rose is a class all of its own, and can lend itself to styles for all wine drinkers! Let’s learn about all the different colours, flavours, regions and wine making methods that this wonderful style encompasses.
Wednesday, June 29
The Mediterranean basin is the hub of ancient trade routes and the home of some of the oldest winemaking regions on earth.
