A pioneer is lost until he’s found; a visionary is wrong until he’s right. This week: Byron from Santa Barbara County.

June 23rd 6-8 pm.

In 1984 when Ken Brown founded Byron, his plan seemed simple enough: produce spectacular Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from Santa Barbara County. At the time, this was both good news and bad news. Chardonnay was the good news. Santa Barbara had established a solid reputation by the mid-‘80s for its tropical, buttery bottlings. But Pinot Noir? That was a completely different story. This challenging and complex varietal was a daunting hurdle for the winemakers of Santa Barbara.  Come in and experience one of the wineries that made Pinot famous in Santa Barbara.

$15 per person.  Tasting includes a coupon for 25% off any one bottle of wine poured that night.

Also, includes gourmet food pairings prepared by our chef.

Parking Garage Available One Block Away

Upcoming Events:

June & July 2010  –Field Recordings, Folkway, Cecci and more

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