Napa event to feature fruit of the vine
Wine lovers who would like to get the inside scoop into how their favorite vino is made may want to be included in a special event hosted at Napa’s The Wine Foundry.
Stuart Ake, who is a local wine expert, will be sharing his knowledge of the process with the participants in Crushcamp 10/1, and tickets for the experience are $125 each. It will be a hands-on activity, and the group will be led, step by step, through the procedure involved in turning grapes into wine.
The attendees will discover how grapes are sorted and destemmed before they are crushed, and they will even be able to get involved themselves. Next, they will learn how the fermentation process is managed and this will be followed by sampling wines of different ages so they can find out the difference aging makes in how a wine tastes. The activity will take three hours, and everyone can ask questions.
An offering like this often attracts many members of the wine-loving public, and tasting glasses and other items for the occasion may be sourced from area printing services companies. Such promotional products not only thank the receipt for being part of an event, but also promote a winery each time they are used.
The Wine Foundry will be sharing the secrets of transforming grapes into wine on October 1. The venue can be found at 45 Enterprise Court in Napa.
Stuart Ake, who is a local wine expert, will be sharing his knowledge of the process with the participants in Crushcamp 10/1, and tickets for the experience are $125 each. It will be a hands-on activity, and the group will be led, step by step, through the procedure involved in turning grapes into wine.
The attendees will discover how grapes are sorted and destemmed before they are crushed, and they will even be able to get involved themselves. Next, they will learn how the fermentation process is managed and this will be followed by sampling wines of different ages so they can find out the difference aging makes in how a wine tastes. The activity will take three hours, and everyone can ask questions.
An offering like this often attracts many members of the wine-loving public, and tasting glasses and other items for the occasion may be sourced from area printing services companies. Such promotional products not only thank the receipt for being part of an event, but also promote a winery each time they are used.
The Wine Foundry will be sharing the secrets of transforming grapes into wine on October 1. The venue can be found at 45 Enterprise Court in Napa.