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National Chianti Day takes place on the first Friday of September and this year, it will be held on September 2. The day was founded by Santa Margherita U.S.A in honor of the beloved Chianti Classico wines that have become a traditional symbol of the Tuscany and Chianti Classico regions of Italy. We are long past the days of wicker wrapped baskets (known as a fiasco) and are able to enjoy some truly world class wines nowadays. Swing in this week and try one of |
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Very often, words such as organic and sustainable are bandied about in the wine world. Another similar word that you might hear about in regards to wine is biodynamic. This sounds like a really cool word. And it is a really cool word, so cool that it is a registered certification mark of the Demeter Association. Some of the world’s most famous and expensive wineries practice biodynamic methods and swear by them. Most of us can’t afford to try one of these producers, but try one of these biodynamic wines and make up your own mind: |
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High Noon Sun Sips are a refreshing hard seltzer made with real vodka and real juice but are still 100 calories, low sugar and gluten free. A highly sessionable drink, High Noon is 4.5 alcohol by volume. |
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105 West Brewing Company is a veteran owned brewery right here in Castle Rock brewing a great selection of delicious brews. With 12 different styles to choose from there is something for every beer drinker here at Bubbles! |
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Join us for a free tasting of what we feel to be one of the premier wineries in Colorado. Colterris Vineyards. |
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Autumn is coming and with it, red wine season. Every day we are asked, “What is a good red wine?” In the ensuing discussion we may ask about the amount of tannin you prefer, full or light body and a slew of other inquiries to help us narrow down what you would describe as a good wine. More often than not, these questions are greeted with a deer in the headlights look. In this class we will be dissecting 4 different red wines, each chosen to showcase a different aspect of the wine and its pairing possibilities. Join us as we look into this confusing lingo and decipher the meaning. Reservations are required for this limited-seating free class. |
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