Abeja Winery Grand Tasting

Join us for a GRAND tasting event hosted by Mark Rowan, National Sales Director of Abeja Winery!

Sunday, June 1st We're offering two tasting sessions:

• 4:00 PM
• 6:00 PM

Please select your preferred time during checkout. Each tasting lasts 2 hours. Due to limited space, early ticket purchase is recommended.

Exclusive tasting featuring 5 premium wines paired with delicious appetizers.

Cost: ️ $64 per person | Wine Club discount available! ($5 off)Gratuity included

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Abeja (pronounced “ah-BAY-ha”) is Spanish for a bee. As an indicator species, the honey bee not only reminds us of the importance of caring for our environment but also honors the value we place on working together as a community. Join Abeja founders, Ken and Ginger Harrison, and winemakers, Dan Wampfler and Amy Alvarez-Wampfler, to further explore the vision behind Abeja.

Wine brought Abeja winemakers Daniel Wampfler and Amy Alvarez-Wampfler together. Quite literally, in fact, long before the accomplished husband and wife winemaking team found their way to each other.

Dan began his career as a classically trained winemaker, holding research enology and winemaking positions with Ste. Michelle Wine Estates. Amy found her path to winemaking by way of a tasting room. That experience led her to pursue a degree in winemaking while she worked as a Columbia Crest enologist. It was at Columbia Crest where the couple's professional and personal lives crossed.

After leaving Columbia Crest, Dan to take the reins as Dunham Cellars' head winemaker and Amy to serve as Sinclair Cellars' general manager and winemaker, their dream of working together again seemed improbable. That changed when Abeja approached the couple in late 2015.

Since joining Abeja in January 2016, Dan and Amy have combined their formidable winemaking talents with their love for one another. Their goal is to create handcrafted wines that are the result of meticulous viticultural practices; customized, small lot fermentation and aging; and selective blending.

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Refund policy

More than 7 Days before the Event:

● All monetary refunds are processed to the original method of payment minus the original EventBrite processing fees. It may take a few business days for it to be returned after we have submitted the request.

● If you are unable to attend the event you may request to transfer your ticket to the next available Vino at the Landing event (of equal value) up to one year after receiving it.

Less than 7 days before the Event:

● If you are unable to attend the event you may request to transfer your ticket to the next available Vino at the Landing event (of equal value) up to one year after receiving it.

Day of the Event:

● Due to Eventbrite’s restrictions, we cannot offer ticket transfers once the event has begun. We reserve the right to cancel or postpone an event at our sole discretion. If we cancel or postpone an event, we will use reasonable efforts to reschedule the cancelled or postponed event to within (6) months from its original start date and/or refund tickets purchased to the original payment method.

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Vino at the Landing

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