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It's All Up to You!

Thursday, March 19th, 7 pm

Wine Tasting to Decide Which Grapes

We Will Bring in for Our Next Wine Productions!

We've brought in Shiners (wine samples) for the selection of our next productions. Join us in the challenge of deciding which wine has to go! You'll be on a team, each team tastes every wine,

then casts their vote! See details below.

Charcuterie from Cheeses and Mary

Space is limited, register quickly, $40/person

Grapes are elite players and have come a long way in 8000 years. Five have made it into Painted Horse Winery, but only four can remain. One of the grapes must get voted out of the winery. It’s up to you….

Who could forget Cabernet Franc’s deadly pallet as one of the major black grape varieties worldwide. The parent of both Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon it’s principally grown for blending, but can also be vinified alone. Should it be in Painted Horse Winery?

There is nothing shallow about Grenache , a red-wine grape grown extensively in France, Spain, Australia and the United States. Particularly versatile both in the vineyard and the winery, making it one of the most widely distributed grapes in the world. Does it deserve to be fermented at Painted Horse Winery?

The Little Blackbird, Merlot , has never been a castaway. It is the second most popular red grape in America after Cabernet Sauvignon. Known for being soft, ripe and elegant, it’s easy drinking and gets along well with most foods, but can stand on its own when necessary. Is it right for Painted Horse?

The Durif grape has hidden itself in American with the alias of Petite Sirah . The result of experimentation by Dr. François Durif, who successfully crossed Syrah with a grape called Peloursin. It wields a hidden immunity system strong enough to overcome powdery mildew. Will its allusiveness and independence overshadow the other grapes at Painted Horse Winery?

Proven itself successful, Syrah is a dark-skinned grape. Its origins have been debated, but its modern viticultural home is unquestionably the northern Rhône Valley of eastern France. It has a distinct personality not to be rivaled by others. Sometimes living in the shadows, it has the strength to stand alone. Should it stand at Painted Horse?

These legendary grapes are at battle to see which one gets voted out of the winery! It’s all up to you!

Live Music This Saturday,

February 29nd, 2-5 pm

Carly Burruss

Bring your own food.

Children are welcome - we now have a Kid's Zone in the winery!

No outside alcohol.

Barrel Tasting Events

Join John Bowen, Director of Winemaking and Pamela Jackson, Proprietor and Sommelier in a fun evening of education and wine tasting! We will be tasting Painted Horse Winery and Vineyards' very own wine straight out of the barrels –Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec and a Red Blend.

Enjoy charcuterie from Cheeses and Mary .

$45 per person

These evenings are intimate gatherings and limited to only 12 people in each evening. Registration is required. Spaces are filling up quickly!

Friday, March 6th, 7pm - FULL

Friday, April 3rd, 7pm

Friday, April 17th, 7pm

Friday, May 1st, 7pm

Friday, May 15, 7pm