Wine Squared Festival in Denton, TX

WINE SQUARED FESTIVAL
Saturday May 20, 2006 // 2pm -10pm // The event is free to the public.
Downtown Denton at 110 W. Oak Street between Locust and Elm Street in front of Wine≤

Tasting Tickets are $20
Tasting ticket includes: a glass, a wine diary, 8 taste tickets and a goody bag full of coupons, give-aways, and deals from local businesses. There will also be food, beer, art, clothing, accessories and more available for purchase at the event.

Ticket sales go to benefit the Greater Denton Arts Council and Riding Unlimited.
www.dentonarts.com
www.ridingunlimited.org

Tickets Available for purchase at
Wine2
110 W Oak St
Denton, TX 76201
940-384-9463
www.winetimeswine.com

or purchase in advance online at
www.localwineevents.com

Live musical performances by
Spitfire Tumbleweeds
Anthony Fuller
Pinebox Serenade
Kimberly Peterson and Jeb Hagan
Paul Slavens
80 Sheets
Larissa Scott
Bone Doggie and Brother John
Virginia Moose

For an additional $10 participate in the Blind Taste Contest for a chance at the Wine Einstein Trophy.
Contestants will taste 8 wines and attempt to discern the grape, the region and vintage of the each wine as well as giving a full aroma/ taste profile of each. Contestants are judged not only on accuracy but on their ability to make a case for their assumptions based on the characteristics of the wine. The Grand Prize Winner will receive dinner for 2 at a local restaurant, a rare bottle, and a free taste at Wine≤ per week until 2007! Runners up will receive wine accessories, bottles of wine, and t-shirts.

Wineries and Vineyards pouring at the event
Rosenblum
Pepi
Becker Vineyards
Henry Estates
Peirano Estates
Jessieís Grove
Martin & Wyrich
Stellar Organics
Sons of Eden
Hamelin Bay
Cycles Gladiator
Knife & Fork
Serenity
Mutt Lynch Winery
Lone Oak Vineyards
Chumeia
Rocca della Macie
Osborne
Zed
McPherson
Trentadue
Sunce

1 Comment so far

  1. Brian (unregistered) on May 21st, 2006 @ 4:03 pm

    So this festival was a bit hot for most, which I think killed the afternoon crowd. As always Pinebox Serenade and the Spitfire Tumbleweeds put on a good show and Paul Slavens was as funny as ever shooting from the hip for a little $ from the crowd. I forsee next year being even better as Wine2 is going to move to the Locust side of the square to a 2,000 sq. ft. space which will accomodate a much larger crowd wanting to escape the heat. All in all good times, and I am definitely looking forward to next year.



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