Comparing Old & New World Wines [November 21]
Friday, November 21, 6pm - 8pm
Wine making got its start in the Old World vineyards of Europe, some of which trace their origins back to the middle ages. However, with the migration of Europeans across the Atlantic, the culture of wine proliferated in North and South America and beyond. The result has created an interesting phenomenon, with distinct differences arising between the same varietals made in the Old World and those made in the New World.
Join John Fiola, as he explores the similarities and differences of classic wine varietals from Europe and the rest of the world.
Cost: $85 In Person
Location: Commonwealth Wine School
Instructor: John Fiola
Friday, November 21, 6pm - 8pm
Wine making got its start in the Old World vineyards of Europe, some of which trace their origins back to the middle ages. However, with the migration of Europeans across the Atlantic, the culture of wine proliferated in North and South America and beyond. The result has created an interesting phenomenon, with distinct differences arising between the same varietals made in the Old World and those made in the New World.
Join John Fiola, as he explores the similarities and differences of classic wine varietals from Europe and the rest of the world.
Cost: $85 In Person
Location: Commonwealth Wine School
Instructor: John Fiola
Friday, November 21, 6pm - 8pm
Wine making got its start in the Old World vineyards of Europe, some of which trace their origins back to the middle ages. However, with the migration of Europeans across the Atlantic, the culture of wine proliferated in North and South America and beyond. The result has created an interesting phenomenon, with distinct differences arising between the same varietals made in the Old World and those made in the New World.
Join John Fiola, as he explores the similarities and differences of classic wine varietals from Europe and the rest of the world.
Cost: $85 In Person
Location: Commonwealth Wine School
Instructor: John Fiola