Thanks to everyone who joined our virtual tasting yesterday-- we had so much fun! I'm attaching the tech sheets for each of the wines we tried here, in case you want to review them further. For anyone who didn't attend: the Riesling was surprisingly the class favorite! What kind of wines are you all interested in trying next month? Any countries you're interested? Also, feel free to share what day/time would be best for you so we can get the event scheduled. Looking forward to it!

Hello! Can't wait to taste with you all this weekend. The three wines we'll be tasting are: Dr. Loosen "Dr. L" Riesling Bertrand Cote des Roses Rose, 2022 Beronia Rioja Reserva, 2018 These should be available anywhere in the US, but if you can't access any of them for any reason, feel free to get a similar wine from the same region. Contrasting the notes and flavors of each is always helpful, as well!

***I do not own the rights to this music*** Just got my 2nd delivery from Vinera Wine Society🍷with a hand written note from my wine expert, Monika! She picks them herself according to my tastes & preferences. Last time she knocked it out of the park too, she sent me probably one of the best wines I’ve ever tasted. No joke, it was exquisite🙌 It was a 2021 Negroamaro from Feudo Bannera winery in Italy. Can’t wait to try these delicious wines😀

We had a bottle of red wine with a twist cap with dinner when we noticed that there had been a wine leak in the cap and slightly down the bottle. What do you think causes this to happen? Would you pour the wine down the drain or give it a try?

Hello everyone, excited to be here and learn more about all kinds of wine. I typically find myself liking more old world wines, especially Italian reds like Barolo and Sangiovese! I’m excited to learn more about new world wines and how to properly taste wines on my own!