$59 for Winemaking Experience at The Wine Place (Up to $119 Value)
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- Makes 30 bottles of chardonnay or merlot
- Modern equipment
- Labels & corks included
Unlike topical humour and ice sculptures, a fine wine only gets better with age. Age gracefully with today's Groupon: for $59, you get a winemaking experience, which makes 30 bottles of merlot or chardonnay, at The Wine Place (up to a $119 value).
At The Wine Place, would-be vintners can mix and bottle their own reds and whites using premium wine kits and modern equipment. Visiting oenophiles can choose between a Merlot blend ($106) or Chardonnay ($119) varietal, and then, with the help of a friendly vino virtuoso, start their wine batch by adding yeast and firing an Olympic start gun. After four to six weeks, during which time nascent libations undergo filtering and coming-of-age initiations, customers return to bottle, label, and top their creations using The Wine Place's automated equipment. A batch yields 30 750 mL bottles; guests can bring their own vessels or purchase them on the spot ($1 each). The facility provides corks, labels, shrink-wrap tops, and a personal DJ for future grape-stomping fests.
- Makes 30 bottles of chardonnay or merlot
- Modern equipment
- Labels & corks included
Unlike topical humour and ice sculptures, a fine wine only gets better with age. Age gracefully with today's Groupon: for $59, you get a winemaking experience, which makes 30 bottles of merlot or chardonnay, at The Wine Place (up to a $119 value).
At The Wine Place, would-be vintners can mix and bottle their own reds and whites using premium wine kits and modern equipment. Visiting oenophiles can choose between a Merlot blend ($106) or Chardonnay ($119) varietal, and then, with the help of a friendly vino virtuoso, start their wine batch by adding yeast and firing an Olympic start gun. After four to six weeks, during which time nascent libations undergo filtering and coming-of-age initiations, customers return to bottle, label, and top their creations using The Wine Place's automated equipment. A batch yields 30 750 mL bottles; guests can bring their own vessels or purchase them on the spot ($1 each). The facility provides corks, labels, shrink-wrap tops, and a personal DJ for future grape-stomping fests.