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San Antonio wine festival hosted by Tower of the Americas in June
24 wineries will be on hand with selections from their vineyard
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SAN ANTONIO – The Tower of the Americas is hosting its third annual Wine Fest on June 5.
Wine enthusiasts in San Antonio will have a chance to sample 72 different wines from 24 wineries in the Sonoma Coast region of California.
The festival will take place from 2-5 p.m. with chef-inspired appetizers and live music from Joe Posada.
Presale tickets are available for $45 and day-of tickets will be $50. Members of Landry’s Select club can purchase tickets for $40.
Featured wineries at this year’s festival are:
Iron Horse and Vintus Announce National Partnership February 04, 2021
Legendary American sparkling wine producer Iron Horse Vineyards has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement to partner with VINTUS across the United States effective immediately.
In 1976, owner and CEO Joy Sterling’s parents, Audrey and Barry Sterling, purchased a 300-acre estate in the Green Valley near Sebastopol, within the Russian River Valley. In love with Burgundy and Champagne and enchanted with the Russian River, they took a chance on a vineyard that had been planted a few years previously against the advice of UC Davis. At the time, it was the most westerly vineyard in Sonoma, and for that reason and its elevation, considered too cool and prone to frost.
A âbottle of wineâ contains 750 milliliters of liquid, about 25 ounces. And if you picked up a wine bottle in a store and the label said it had only 700ml inside, you might think you were getting ripped off.
But consumers need not fret. The 700ml bottle isnât a legally permitted size. And that may not change for quite a while. But some new sizes may soon begin appearing on store shelves. The federal government has just announced that it is permitting wine in cans to be sold in sizes that previously werenât permitted.
That was the intent of the Treasury Dept.âs Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB) when it made its ruling. It came about because wine in cans has is now a serious category. To respond to this development, new legal sizes seemed appropriate.
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