2020 Event Calendar

Live Music with Randy Black 
January 24 from 6 - 9 pm in the Tasting Room

Listen to live music from Randy Black! Randy has shared the stage with many musicians including Levon Helm from The Band, Muddy Waters guitarist Bob Margolin, and Leon Russell - one of the best rock and country pianists of our time. During these years, Randy has developed into a professional performer in a number of different styles/genres. Randy writes quite a bit of original music and especially enjoys sharing his stories through music.

No cover charge. No table reservations. Outside food is welcome. No outside alcohol.

Cabernet Sauvignon Educational Seminar 
January 26 from 2 - 4 pm in the Meeting House Banquet Hall 

Join winemaker, Lee Hartman, for an educational seminar on Cabernet Sauvignon. Lee will lead attendees through a tasting of Cabernets from Bordeaux, California, Washington, Virginia, Australia and Chile. Learn about the history behind Cabernet Sauvignons, regional differences, and how these wines are produced. The wines poured will be available for purchase at the end of the seminar.

Call 540-828-0099 for reservations. The cost is $20 per person. Press Club is $15 (with max of 2 tickets). ​

Sip & Style: Wine Lovers Edition 
​January 31 from 6 - 7:30 pm in the Tasting Room 

Come create your own Wine Lovers wooden decor piece while sipping on our wine! Get crafty and artistic with your friends. You choose the the sign you want to create and the color scheme Sawdust Queens will do the rest.

See the graphics on the Eventbrite link for stain and design options. Please know these are examples and are for you to have an idea of the design, but you will pick your background/stain (white wash, warm oak, dark walnut) and at the event you can choose any combination of paint colors to customize your piece!

*Sales end 48 hours prior to event in order for preparation time so grab your ticket soon!* 

Wine Amongst Friends: Joy Ting Wines
February 7 from 5 - 8 pm in the Tasting Room

As a grape grower and winemaker, Lee Hartman is excited to make a large variety of different wines using many different techniques. But as a wine consumer, none of this is enough. He wants to see what different winemakers are doing as well. In a new event series, we are inviting guest winemakers to our tasting room to learn about what they are doing. Come have a flight and hear their stories about where the grapes are grown, how the wines are made, where else in the world they've worked, and go home with some bottles that are only available in our tasting room for one night only.

​Our third guest winemaker is Joy Ting. Joy is currently the Research Enologist and Extension Coordinator of the Winemakers Research Exchange. Ever a winemaker at heart, she continues to make small batch wines under her eponymous label at several wineries that are gracious enough to host her. This small project allows Joy to keep her hands in the winery and in the production process, all the while combining science and passion into a tangible end product.