What do the Rhône, the Mosel, the Douro, and the Danube have in common? They're more than just beautiful waterways—they're the lifeblood of some of the world's greatest wine regions.
Rivers have shaped wine long before they carried bottles. They carve valleys, create ideal vineyard slopes, moderate temperatures, and have long served as the highways that connected winemakers to the world. The result? Distinctive wines with a true sense of place.
Join us as we follow the world's most famous rivers, one glass at a time, and discover why sometimes the best wines are found wherever a river runs through it.

Wines Include:
Complemen’Terre ‘Premiere Feuille Muscadet Sèvre-et-Maine’ from Loire Valley, France

Quinto Do Castro Douro Red from Douro Valley, Portugal
3 wines - $15 // 1 wine - $6 // 3ounce pours

Continuing with our water theme, its the Sea’s turn.
Some of the world's most captivating wines begin where the land meets the sea. The ocean does far more than provide the view. Steady sea breezes cool the vineyards, easing heat stress and extending the growing season so grapes ripen slowly while retaining the freshness, balance, and vibrant acidity that define great coastal wines. From the Atlantic and Pacific to the Mediterranean and Adriatic, the world's coastlines produce some of wine's most distinctive expressions.
Join us as we explore the regions where every glass carries the influence of the sea. Discover why the ocean doesn't just shape the coastline—it transforms the wine.

Wines Include:
Makarounas Winery Xynisteri Aerides from Letymbou, Cyprus
Pomalo Frankovka Rosé from Dalmatian Coast, Croatia
Vasse Felix ‘Filius’ Cabernet Sauvignon from Margaret River, Australia
3 wines - $15 // 1 wine - $6 // 3 ounce pours

The Third Friday in September is International Grenache Day so this week we celebrate one of our favorite varietals. Believed to have originated in Spain, where it's known as Garnacha, this centuries-old grape has traveled the world, becoming one of the most widely planted varieties and a cornerstone of legendary wine regions from Priorat and Rioja to the Southern Rhône.
Discover just how versatile this remarkable grape can be with three distinct expressions: crisp Grenache Blanc, refreshing Grenache Rosé, and vibrant Grenache Rouge. From citrus and florals to wild berries and warming spice, you'll experience how one grape family can produce an incredible range of styles.

Wines include:
Loxeral Amaltea Garnacha Blanca from Penédes, Spain
Ver Sacrum Grenache from Valle de Uco, Mendoza, Argentina
3 wines - $15 // 1 wine - $6 // 3 ounce pours

What We’ve Been Waiting For is a tasting dedicated to some old favorites making their long-awaited return. We’ll revisit wines we’ve poured and loved in the past, but haven’t had the chance to taste together in far too long. Expect familiar bottles, happy reunions, and a few reminders of why these wines made the list in the first place. Because sometimes, the best way to appreciate a wine is to realize just how much you’ve missed it.

Wines Include:
2021 Nortica Alvarinho from Vinho Regional Minho, Portugal
La Maldita Garnacha from Rioja, Spain
3 wines - $15 // 1 wine - $6 // 3 ounce pours

Think beyond tequila… Mexico has a fascinating wine story of its own. Explore a selection of wines from Mexico’s unique and diverse growing regions, with indigenous character, unexpected grapes, and plenty of surprises in every glass. This is a chance to taste a side of Mexico that may be completely new to you. Come curious and we promise it won’t be what you expect. Salud!
Wines Include:
Hacienda La Lomita Sauvignon Blanc from Baja, Mexico
3 wines - $15 // 1 wine - $6 // 3 ounce pours