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About the Event

Tickets are $90 per person

($40 of each ticket is tax-deductible)

Early Bird tickets are $80 per person
if purchased by January 15, 2010.

Click the left Registration tab to register for this event!

Invite a friend to the event.  To send an e-postcard, click here.


Proceeds benefit LMU Scholarships.

The 2010 Wineries
Our tasting event is one of the few where you'll have the opportunity
to meet the owner or vintner of every participating winery. We've
hand selected 45 of the best boutique wineries in California.
Participating wineries include:

Arns Winery Astrale e TerraBarnett Vineyards
Benziger Family WineryBlackford WinesAugust Briggs Wines
Brookman Winery Cafaro Cellars •  William Cole Vineyards
Corison WinesRobert Craig Wine CellarsFalcone Family Vineyards
Ferrari-Carano Vineyards & Winery Foxen Vineyard
Frazier WineryJudd's Hill  • Robert KeenanKrupps Brothers Estates  
Karl Lawrence Cellars  • Lewelling Wine Co •Livingston-Moffett Winery 
Miner Family Winery •  Moss Creek WineryNiner Wines
Ortman Family VineyardsO'ShaughnessyParadigm Winery
Patz Hall Wine Company • River Bench Vineyards • Rombauer Vineyards
Saddleback CellarsSequoia Grove Winery  • Smith-Madrone • Sonador Cellars
Spelletich Cellars • St. Francis Vineyards & Winery • Talbott Vineyards 
Tandem Winery  • Lane Tanner WineryVinoce Vineyard 
Kenneth Volk VineyardsWesMarWhite Cottage Ranch Winery 
Whitehall LaneWhite Rock Vineyards •  ZD Wines


Wine Appreciation Notes
Start with dry white wines before sweet whites or red wines. Light reds should be tasted prior to heavier reds and dessert wines should be tasted last.

The wineries will pour about an ounce of wine - enough to examine color, aroma and taste.

Don't hesitate to pour out excess or even to spit the wine into the buckets provided. This enables you to enjoy distinctions among the varietals presented which could easily be lost due to the effects of alcohol or palate fatigue. Professional tasters often avoid swallowing the wines they  examine.

It is also a good idea to stay with a given varietal until you tasted all the wines of interest to you in that category. We will provide a wide variety of foods to help refresh your palate.

Click here for a detailed guide to appreciating wines.

Click here for a glossary of wine terms.