Wines Purchased: I chose the 2011 Natura Chardonnay from the Casablanca Valley of Chile's Emiliana Organic Vineyards and made with organically grown grapes. Typically sold for $11.99, The Wine Spot had it on sale for $8.99 for the event. More importantly, it tastes amazing! Emiliana describes it as, "A clear, bright pale yellow in color, with refreshing citrus aromas of grapefruit and lime that intermingle with subtle tropical fruit aromas such as pineapple and a touch of herbs. Fresh and juicy, with citrus and tropical fruit notes on the palate, with good persistence and balance and a fruity, enjoyable finish."
The Mr. chose a 2009 Bodegas CastaƱo Monastrell (Red Wine) Yecla, Spain, an Eric Solomon European Cellars Selection. Sold for $9.99 at the event. As far as the taste, Mocanny.com describes it as follows, "A dense ruby color is followed by a sweet, pure nose of blueberries, raspberries, and chocolate, loads of fruit, medium body, sweet tannin, and a long, ripe finish."
The 2011 Natura Chardonnay |
Wine tasting display |
I'm not a big beer fan, but had to try at least one craft beer. |
A sample of their craft beers |
The space |
If you're as obsessed with this wood-framed bar and overall decor as I am, you'll want to know that it was designed by Kevin Monroe of Monroe Constructs |
View from private dining room looking out |
Musical guest Old Boy in action |
The Wine Spot is not a bar that sells drinks, rather they are a wine and beer store that holds periodic tasting events. Upcoming events include...
Bonjour Southern France
Saturday, January 28 from 4-7pm
Enjoy four beautiful wines from the South Of France.
$12 price includes cheeses and artisan breads.
Mead Tasting
Thursday, February 16 from 6 - 8 p.m.
RSVP to info@thewinespotonline.com.
Tentative Lineup: Midas Touch, Zombie Killer - B Nectar, Viking Blood, IQHILIKA Cape Fig.
$12 with appetizers.
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