Explore Seasonal Wines at Westmoreland Sanctuary: Tasting and Conversation

Taste and discuss wines with Charles Lundington at Westmoreland Sanctuary, highlighting sustainable practices and the winemaking process.

Explore Seasonal Wines at Westmoreland Sanctuary: Tasting and Conversation

Bedford–Mount Kisco based Westmoreland Sanctuary, an environmental nonprofit dedicated to conservation, education, and recreation, will host The Art of Seasonal Wines: A Conversation and Tasting with Charles Lundington on Friday, March 6, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Participants will explore organic, biodynamic, and natural wines through guided tastings and discussion led by wine expert Charles Lundington. The event highlights the philosophies behind each approach and offers a deeper understanding of the winemaking process, including how seasonal and environmental factors influence flavor, character, and quality. The evening is informal and conversational, encouraging questions throughout the tasting. It is designed for both casual wine drinkers and enthusiasts alike who want to learn more about what makes each bottle unique.

Wines will be available for purchase, with 10–15% of proceeds supporting Westmoreland Sanctuary’s mission to acquire, enrich, and preserve land for public use and education. The program fee is $65 per person, and advance registration is required.

Sign-up here: The Art of Seasonal Wines: A Conversation and Tasting with Charles Lundington - Westmoreland Sanctuary

About Westmoreland Sanctuary
Westmoreland Sanctuary is a nonprofit nature center and wildlife preserve in Mount Kisco, NY. Open year-round, it features 8.5 miles of trails across 670 acres and offers programs for all ages, including school trips, internships, volunteer opportunities, and seasonal workshops. Visitors can also explore the Nature Museum with live animals and educational exhibits.