Josephine

A focused wine class can be more rewarding than a sprawling tasting, especially when the subject is a grape as surprisingly varied as Pinot. Rather than treating Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir as distant relatives, this session traces the connections across the entire family, highlighting how one lineage can produce dramatically different wines depending on region and style. That makes it a smart pick for anyone who already enjoys wine but wants a little more context behind what's in the glass. The guided format encourages slowing down, comparing pours and noticing details that are easy to miss during a casual happy hour. You'll leave with a sharper palate and, just as useful, a better sense of what to look for the next time you're scanning a restaurant wine list or browsing the shelves at your neighborhood bottle shop.