Wine- or Culinary-Education Workshop for One, Two, or Four at Gordon's Fine Wines & Liquors (Up to 67% Off)
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Instructors, guest sommeliers, and local producers teach students about wine production, food pairings, or bourbon-based cocktails
Sommeliers recommend that you swirl a glass of wine and inhale its bouquet before throwing it in the face of your enemy. Enjoy pleasures that are worth the wait with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $15 for a wine- or culinary-education workshop for one (up to a $30 value)
- $25 for a wine- or culinary-education workshop for two (up to a $60 value) $40 for a wine- or culinary-education workshop for four (up to a $120 value)
During wine classes, guest sommeliers expound on a particular wine region such as Germany or Italy, or how to discern flavors in local varietals. Students can also take part in beer and spirits classes such as the Scotch Series, a themed discourse on production regions from the Lowlands to Speyside, or learn about bourbon-based cocktails in a bourbon class. In culinary classes, students learn skills such as how to make fresh mozzarella. Each 90-minute session can host up to 35 students and will serve cheese and crackers. See the class calendar and keep up with future events.
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About Gordon's Fine Wine & Culinary Center
On any given night at Gordon's Fine Wines & Liquors, guests might hear staff instructors share their favorite French wines or introduce a Speyside scotch. They might also see guest sommeliers, local brewers, or winemakers discuss the production regions and flavors of their most cherished varietals. For more than 75 years, Gordon’s has been a beacon for such talented flavor enthusiasts, recruiting a team of specialized instructors that has earned the alcohol emporium the title of Massachusetts Beverage Business 2012 Retailer of the Year. These professionals have never tired of spinning out lessons—touching on wine education, beer and spirits, cooking, and wine-and-food pairings, which immerses visitors in how to successfully marry cheeses and wines without their parents getting all bent out of shape.
Yet apart from the knowledge spread therein and the discussions bubbling with poignant enthusiasm behind the shelves, Gordon’s also serves as a supplier. Its shelves abound with hundreds of wines—including kosher wines—from every continent except Antarctica, more than 500 types of craft beer, and 300 single-malt scotches.