Munch on some mouthwatering food pairings for a few extra bucks (between $5-10).
Prices for Wine Riot are only $50-$60 and all wine is included in the price of the ticket! For tickets and more information visit our website: http://secondglass.
Volunteer spots (that earn you a FREE ticket) are still available! http://secondglass.
The event is back in its 22nd year on September 9th & 10th with the debut of new wine members, gourmet food offerings, and the launch of an exclusive wine lounge. Held at San Francisco’s Fort Mason Center Festival Pavilion, attendees will taste and experience dozens of varietals and hundreds of wines as presented by the Family Winemakers of California (FWC) wine association. Since its inception in 1991, and as the largest of three California tasting events, the San Francisco Family Winemakers tasting has always been a unique opportunity to experience the winemaking craftsmanship of vintners from across the state. This year’s winery lineup includes well-known favorites and smaller boutique wineries waiting to be discovered, all representing the vast and exhilarating world of wine in California.
Back for its second year, the Family Winemakers tasting event will also include the “Taste & Take” onsite buying program, allowing members of the trade and consumers to purchase bottles from participating wineries at the event.
Munch on some mouthwatering food pairings for a few extra bucks (between $5-10).
Prices for Wine Riot are only $50-$60 and all wine is included in the price of the ticket! For tickets and more information visit our website: http://secondglass.com/winerio
Volunteer spots (that earn you a FREE ticket) are still available! http://secondglass.com/
Have you always wanted to learn the art of Mixology? Well we have you covered. Join in on the mixing at Fog City Diner on Wednesday August 1st to get a first class lesson from Mixologist Extraordinaire Rey Silva.
No experience is necessary, just a willingness to get your hands wet, enjoy amazing food and cocktails, and to mingle with some awesome people.
Get VIP access by using JoynIn to get $5 off your ticket and a free appetizer with dinner that night. Here are the steps:
2 hrs – This class teaches the culinary aspects of utilizing fresh seasonal ingredients in the creation and presentation of exceptional cocktails. It takes into account the most current information from our farmers as to what is ripe NOW, what is on its way out of season and what we have coming up soon. By staying in contact with our farmers markets and the seasonality of ingredients, we can continually keep our cocktails fresh and appropriate for the times.
We will include a brief review of tools and techniques, but the focus will be on the drinks and concepts. A basic knowledge of bar skills would be helpful but not required (this is a good follow up class for those who have taken our Mixology 101 class).
Class takes place on the LAST FRIDAY of every month, from 7pm to 9pm, and may be taught with or by different instructors / guests of Scott’s. Scott’s book, Artisanal Cocktails, will be available for purchase at the class.
2 hrs – This class teaches the culinary aspects of utilizing fresh seasonal ingredients in the creation and presentation of exceptional cocktails. It takes into account the most current information from our farmers as to what is ripe NOW, what is on its way out of season and what we have coming up soon. By staying in contact with our farmers markets and the seasonality of ingredients, we can continually keep our cocktails fresh and appropriate for the times.
We will include a brief review of tools and techniques, but the focus will be on the drinks and concepts. A basic knowledge of bar skills would be helpful but not required (this is a good follow up class for those who have taken our Mixology 101 class).
Class takes place on the LAST FRIDAY of every month, from 7pm to 9pm, and may be taught with or by different instructors / guests of Scott’s. Scott’s book, Artisanal Cocktails, will be available for purchase at the class.
2 hrs – This class teaches the culinary aspects of utilizing fresh seasonal ingredients in the creation and presentation of exceptional cocktails. It takes into account the most current information from our farmers as to what is ripe NOW, what is on its way out of season and what we have coming up soon. By staying in contact with our farmers markets and the seasonality of ingredients, we can continually keep our cocktails fresh and appropriate for the times.
We will include a brief review of tools and techniques, but the focus will be on the drinks and concepts. A basic knowledge of bar skills would be helpful but not required (this is a good follow up class for those who have taken our Mixology 101 class).
Class takes place on the LAST FRIDAY of every month, from 7pm to 9pm, and may be taught with or by different instructors / guests of Scott’s. Scott’s book, Artisanal Cocktails, will be available for purchase at the class.
2 hrs – This class teaches the culinary aspects of utilizing fresh seasonal ingredients in the creation and presentation of exceptional cocktails. It takes into account the most current information from our farmers as to what is ripe NOW, what is on its way out of season and what we have coming up soon. By staying in contact with our farmers markets and the seasonality of ingredients, we can continually keep our cocktails fresh and appropriate for the times.
We will include a brief review of tools and techniques, but the focus will be on the drinks and concepts. A basic knowledge of bar skills would be helpful but not required (this is a good follow up class for those who have taken our Mixology 101 class).
Class takes place on the LAST FRIDAY of every month, from 7pm to 9pm, and may be taught with or by different instructors / guests of Scott’s. Scott’s book, Artisanal Cocktails, will be available for purchase at the class.