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September Wine Release Party in Amador County | Andis Wines

September Wine Release Party in Amador County | Andis Wines

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Sun, Sep 6
11:00 AM to 4:30 PM

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Join us at Andis Wines for our September Wine Release Party in Amador County, a lively afternoon of wine, food, music and a few surprises in the heart of the Sierra Foothills. We’re celebrating the arrival of our newest wine club releases with an afternoon designed for sipping, strolling, snacking and grooving. Wander the winery, enjoy new wine releases and settle in for live music from 12–3 PM while enjoying a lineup of delicious small bites inspired by the season. Come hungry! We’ll be serving up soft pretzels, schnitzel sliders and shavings off of a cheese wheel, with a special sweet treat from our guest chocolatier, Annabelle’s Chocolate Lounge. And because we’re a winery, we couldn’t resist getting a little hands-on with the vineyard. Along the way, stop at our grape tasting stations to sample grapes straight from the vines and put your wine knowledge to the test. Can you taste a grape and correctly guess which wine varietal it will become? Take your best shot for a chance to win a prize! Whether you’re a longtime wine club member or looking for a fun Amador County wine event, this is an afternoon to gather with friends, discover new wines and experience the playful side of harvest season at Andis Wines. September Wine Release Party 📍 Andis Wines | Plymouth, CA 🗓️ September 12 | 11 AM–4:30 PM 🎶 Live Music | 12–3 PM 🍷 $25 per person | Complimentary for up to two wine club members 🥨 Small bites, wine, live music, contests, raffles and more Come sip, stroll, snack and groove with us!

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