Wine making is a combination of agriculture and art. Every vintage and varietal has a unique flavor profile, nose, legs, and color. For those who can identify a chardonnay from a chenin blanc, or a sangiovese from a shiraz, head to the 15th annual Cork Master Open.
Participants will have the opportunity to taste ten wines (five whites and five reds), identify the varietals, and pick a country of origin.
The competitor with the most overall correct answers will be crowned Cork Master Champion. A red wine champion and white wine champion will also be awarded.
Winners receive a magnum or larger format bottle of wine and their names engraved on the Cork Master trophy for all to admire.
The cost is $50 per person, and reservations are required.
