Wine Tasting with Souvenir Glasses and Credit Toward Wine for Two or Four at Chateau Bianca Winery (Up to 55% Off)
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Sip samples of up to six wines from a rotating selection available at winery tasting room with views of the family-owned vineyards
Wine-tasting technique demands that you first swirl the glass, then take a sip, and then very slowly dribble wine down your chin so that the rest of your body can taste it. Imbibe elegance with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $25 for a wine tasting for two, two souvenir glasses, and a $15 voucher toward wine (a $55 value) $55 for a wine tasting for four, four souvenir glasses, and a $30 voucher toward wine (a $110 value)
Sommeliers uncork a rotating selection of six wines for visitors to sample at the winery’s tasting rooms, open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. After the sampling, guests can use their voucher toward bottles priced $30 and up, such as the 2003 Estate Reserve pinot noir ($32/bottle).
Sip samples of up to six wines from a rotating selection available at winery tasting room with views of the family-owned vineyards
Wine-tasting technique demands that you first swirl the glass, then take a sip, and then very slowly dribble wine down your chin so that the rest of your body can taste it. Imbibe elegance with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $25 for a wine tasting for two, two souvenir glasses, and a $15 voucher toward wine (a $55 value) $55 for a wine tasting for four, four souvenir glasses, and a $30 voucher toward wine (a $110 value)
Sommeliers uncork a rotating selection of six wines for visitors to sample at the winery’s tasting rooms, open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. After the sampling, guests can use their voucher toward bottles priced $30 and up, such as the 2003 Estate Reserve pinot noir ($32/bottle).
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About Wetzel Estate
No strangers to the art of winemaking, the Wetzel family’s roots run deep into the vineyards that surround their winery. For four generations, they have crafted award-winning wines in Germany, and for the last 35, they have called Oregon home. Chateau Bianca Winery peeks out from the Willamette Valley, where pinot noir grapes flourish across the estate vineyards. These carefully cultivated grapes eventually fill bottles with varietals such as the 2009 Chateau Bianca Estate pinot blanc, a dry, clean-finishing wine that makes a refreshing apertif.
Guests visit the tasting room to sample some of Chateau Bianca’s wines, where each day a rotating selection of six bottles are uncorked for swirling and sipping. On days when the summer sun dapples the fields and shimmers playfully off Bacchus’s lampshade hat, sippers relax on the outdoor patio to enjoy a glass or share a bottle while looking out across rows of vines.