Tasting Class: Old World vs. New World Wines

Classic or contemporary? Old World wines tend to be lighter-bodied, lower in alcohol, have brighter acidity, and show more earth-driven flavors. New World wines are usually fuller-bodied, higher in alcohol, have lower acidity, and are much riper on the palate. Explore the stylistic and geographical differences between traditionally made wines and their modern counterparts.

Featured wines:

• 2024 Dr. Burklin-Wolf Riesling Trocken
• 2024 Apollo’s Praise Dry Riesling Lahoma Vineyard
• 2025 La Spinetta Il Rose di Casanova
• 2025 Ravines Pinot Rose
• 2023 Domaine Besson Givry 1er Cru Le Petit Pretan
• 2023 Evening Land Seven Springs Pinot Noir

Presenter, Laura Elder, Skurnik Wines & Spirits

Space is limited, so don't wait to register.

Registration costs $10, but all attendees will receive a $10 voucher to use at the store the day of the event! Light snacks from Premier Gourmet will also be served, and attendees will receive some tasting notes on the items they're sampling.

Note: All attendees must be 21 years or older and have appropriate documentation (ie, driver's license or passport) to verify their age.