Saturday, August 25
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Inglenook in Rutherford
2018 | 28th Annual Wine Seminar
“Napa Valley, Alta California and the Wine Legacy of New Spain”
Wine Seminar at Silver Oak Cellars, Oakville in 2017 | Photography: Tim Kennedy
Please join moderator Gilles de Chambure MS for an exhilarating gallop from the Gulf of Mexico north as we taste the wines from vines brought by Spanish conquistadores, planted by Franciscan missionaries, and nurtured from Baja to Alta California, where they are tended today in the valleys of Guadalupe and Napa. We are indebted to General Mariano Vallejo for his insistence that good wine be always on one’s table.
You will taste wines in a variety of styles from historic to modern, from Baja to Napa, including those by our Hispanic vintners native to Napa, with forebears from Mexico. The seminar is followed by a lunch prepared by Inglenook’s Winery Chef, Alex Lovick and accompanied by wines from Inglenook, a founding winery of NVWLA.
2018 | 28th Annual Wine Seminar
Napa Valley, Alta California and the Wine Legacy of New Spain
Inglenook, Rutherford
Saturday, August 25, 2018
SCHEDULE
10:00 Welcome: Carolyn Martini, President, NVWLA
10:05 Introduction: Moderator MS Gilles de Chambure
10:15 Keynote address: Darrell Corti of Corti Brothers, Sacramento
Flight One
Miguel Torres Chile, Miguel Torres Maczassek, CEO
2017 Maule Santa Digna Estelado Brut Rosé Sparkling Paîs
Bodegas Santo Tomás Misión Blanco 2015 Valle de Guadalupe, Baja
Nicole Salengo, winemaker
Berryessa Gap 2017 Yolo County Verdejo
George Hendry, owner and winemaker
Hendry 2017 Napa Valley Hendry Vineyard Albariño
11:15 A History of the Renteria Family with Oscar and Salvador Renteria, owners,
Renteria Vineyard Management and Tres Perlas (formerly Renteria Wines), Napa
Flight Two
2016 Tres Perlas Los Carneros Brown Ranch Pinot Noir
Kirk Venge, winemaker
2014 Tres Perlas Saint Helena The Bridge Cabernet Sauvignon
Kirk Venge, winemaker
11:45 Fifteen minute break and chance to visit adjacent museum while older vintage wines are decanted
Noon Historic Styles of Wine with Gilles de Chambure
Flight Three
Hendry: Michael Hendry, vineyard manager and director, sales & marketing
2017 Napa Valley Hendry Vineyard Mission
Harbor Winery: Charles Meyers, winemaker
1976 Amador County Mission del Sol
1986 Amador County Mission del Sol
Galleano Winery: Dominic Galleano, winemaker
NV Cucamonga Valley Old Vines Ancient Angelica
Cappelli Ranch: Marco Cappelli, winemaker
NV Sierra Foothills Angelica
Concluding Remarks
1:00 End of Seminar and Adjournment to Rubicon Winery for
Lunch prepared by Inglenook Winery Chef Alex Lovick
Questions, please contact Diana Stockton:
editor@napawinelibrary.com
or
(707) 478-9829
Sunday, August 26
4:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Silverado Resort & Spa, Napa
2018 | 56th Annual Tasting
Vintner’s Choice:
“Designated Vineyard Wines of Napa Valley”
Annual Tasting at Silverado Resort & Spa, Napa in 2017 | Photography: Tim Kennedy
Sixty to seventy-five Napa Valley wineries will pour their estate wines and those from other named vineyards. For a vineyard to be designated on a label, 95% of the grapes must have come from that vineyard. This Annual Tasting provides a wonderfully focused expression of our Napa Valley vineyards.
Michelle will be joined at her table by interviewees Ashley Keever and Ranko Anderson.
Bookseller Napa Bookmine will hold signed copies for pick-up at the end of the tasting.
Plan on joining us for this exceptional tasting
A list of wineries and their wines can be viewed here »
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Admission to the Tasting includes a year’s membership in NVWLA
- Individual Membership is $100.00
- Double Membership is $190.00
Panevino provides assorted cheeses, its salumi and other savory bites. The Model Bakery bakes, slices and donates its baguettes.
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