Tuesday, November 15th
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
FREE EVENT
Come join us for a free tasting as we welcome
Greg Harrington, Master Sommelier &
Gramercy Cellars
of Walla Walla, WA
Greg Harrington is the founder of and winemaker for Gramercy Cellars in Walla Walla, Washington. His winemaking focuses on great Washington vineyards, minimalist intervention, and balanced, earthy wines. At Gramercy, he focuses primarily on Rhone and Bordeaux varietals.
In 2008, Seattle Magazine named Greg “Best New Winemaker in Washington” and Gramercy “Best New Winery.” Food & Wine Magazine awarded Gramercy the “Best New Winery in America” in 2010. Wine & Spirits Magazine has named Gramercy to its “Top 100 Wineries in the World” list in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Gramercy Cellars is an 8,000-case winery founded in 2005 by Master Sommelier Greg Harrington and his wife, Pam, to make Rhône- and Bordeaux-based wines in Washington State. Greg believes that great wines share common traits: great vineyards, small production, minimalist winemaking, time, and patience. Gramercy’s philosophy is simple: to develop or partner with the best vineyards, harvest ripe—not overripe—grapes, intervene minimally in the winemaking process, and use as little new oak as possible. The resultant wines display balance, intense fruit notes, strong earthiness, restraint, and elegance. Our wines often require time to develop, but reward that with patience. We seek to produce wines that complement food, provide great pleasure, and stand out as uniquely made in Washington.
The wines being tasted will include:
Gramercy Cellars Syrah “The Deuce” Walla Walla 2013 93 score from ROBERT PARKER |
Gramercy Cellars Syrah 2013 Columbia Valley 94 score from ROBERT PARKER |
Gramercy Cellars Viognier 2015 Columbia Valley |
Gramercy Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon Columbia Valley 2012 94 score from ROBERT PARKER |
Gramercy Cellars Syrah Lagniappe Columbia Valley 2013 95 score from ROBERT PARKER (VERY LIMITED AVAIL.) |
Gramercy Cellars Third Man Walla Walla 2013 94 score from ROBERT PARKER |
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