This month we will be putting together a flight of red Vermouth for your enjoyment.

Join us for delicious food and wine pairings. Stop in and enjoy whether you are flying solo or joining a group.

Let’s drink some special wine and send some cards to some special friends. Bring a friend with you or take a seat and focus, either way it will be a fun evening.

It’s cold! Let’s celebrate summer in the Southern Hemisphere while having a flight of wines from regions where it is currently warm. Stop in to try wines from Chile, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.

Stop in for a flight of Port wine this evening. We will be offering a flight of 4 ports for $35 and a deluxe flight of 5 for $50. Reservations suggested for parties of 3 or more.

We will be discussing The Cat Who Could Read Backwards by Lilian Jackson Braun. Pick up your copy today and join us for a fun discussion.

Join us for a flight of Champagne. Wear your most comfortable clothes!

Join us as we raise a glass to mothers everywhere. We will be sampling three fantastic Champagnes. Stop in for a flight.

Learn more about the aromatized wines from the Alps. Taste and enjoy some delicious summer sippers

The Music of Bees

Northern Italian food & wine pairings

Stop in for a flight of Vermouth. Taste how delicious different styles can be

"Train Dreams" by Denis Johnson is a novella about Robert Grainier, a laborer in the early 20th century American West. It chronicles Grainier's life, marked by personal tragedies like the loss of his family, and his solitude in the Idaho wilderness. The story reflects on the profound changes in American society and the end of the old, wild West, blending themes of transformation, loss, and the impact of industrialization.

"The Jazz of Physics" explores the connections between music and physics, inspired by historic figures like Pythagoras and Einstein. The author, a physicist and jazz musician, delves into the "Music of the Spheres" concept, likening a jazz musician's improvisation to the universe's cyclic nature. The book blends solid physics and personal anecdotes, presenting a theory that links sound, relativity, and quantum mechanics, inspired by John Coltrane's geometric music representation. The wave nature of sound is highlighted, drawing parallels with wave phenomena in modern physics, exemplified by early universe density fluctuations resembling long sound waves​

Sherry and Tempernillo wine tastings!