What we love most about wine are the STORIES.
Every bottle, every glass, every sip tells its own.
Which makes Friday evening's event especially appealing.
It starts with the stories -- of women winemakers, or "women of the vine."
It continues with tastes of the wine -- limited production and terroir-focused.
And it finishes with memorable impressions -- of the stories, the wines, and the award-winning women behind them.
Oh, and it's free too.
SEE YOU THERE.
WHAT: Tasting and Book Signing with Deborah Brenner, author of Women of the Vine
WHERE: Tatnuck Bookseller, 18 Lyman Street, Westborough
WHEN: Friday, June 25 from 6 to 8 p.m.
COST: $0
DAILY TIDBIT:
Women of the Vine is the first book written about women in wine that talks about the women themselves and not merely about their wine and the wine industry. It enters into their homes and their cellars.
This is not a book just for women, but for all people who desire to pursue their dreams, take chances, and create the life they want to live. It is not about ratings, scores, competition, techniques, or tasting notes. It is about the true pleasure of wine and what it means to so many of us.
-- From the Introduction to Women of the Vine
