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Calling all winos! Want to refine your palate, learn how to pair wines with food and become more educated about the vast and exciting world of wine? Here is your chance. Sign-up and enjoy the weekly wine 101 classes from New York Vintners in their downtown wine shop located on 21 Warren St. in Tribeca NY. New York Vintners’ wine classes and wine shop is open Mon-Sat 11:00am-8:00pm and on Sundays at 12:00pm-8:00pm.
They offer a huge amount of activities and classes for patrons or anyone who would like to sign-up to learn more about wine. During this one-of-a-kind experience, participants will be able to learn about expertly curated wines, meet the wine makers, and shop for their favorite wines.
New York Vintners has both a conspicuous passion for the classic wines of Europe and an interest of quality wines from other notable regions. Their own curiosity about wine keeps the selections in constant flux, focusing on producers that create a sense of place through their wines’ characteristics of terroir. Whether you are looking for everyday drinking wines, undiscovered specialties, or rare trophy vintages, New York Vintners’ warm, enthusiastic approach to wine fits everyone’s taste.
There are three types of experiences a participant can sign-up for:
Hoping to expand your horizons beyond that jug of white zinfandel or chardonnay? Look no further because their Wine Intensive classes offer just that.
Looking to pair your wines with certain foods? The food pairing portion of the classes that they offer incorporate the food and wine combinations that patrons can keep in mind for their next dinner party.
Lastly, they offer hands-on classes for anyone who is an active learner. Participants have the chance to get their hands dirty in their interactive classes! While being immersed in the Hands-On classes, food experts will teach you to create culinary masterpieces.
For more information, guests can visit their website at newyorkvintners.com, call 212-812-3999 or e-mail at cs@newyorkvintners.com. Although participants must sign-up early and book in advance for a specific class because seating is limited and fills up very quickly.
by- Albany Reed
