Drink Wine & Explore US Voting History!
It is PA Primary Day! Did you exercise your vote? Celebrate your decision to do so (or not do so) with a tasting of wines that invoke the history of US voting.
Did you know that women were allowed to vote in New Jersey in the late 1700's? That Oregonians have mail-in elections? That the Votomatic Voting Machine (now synonymous with "hanging chads") was developed by an engineer at Berkeley?
Learn more about these fun facts and obscure features of US voting, and taste wines linked to such events and places!
Join us for an all-American affair:
- Alba Chelsea Dry Rosé, New Jersey
- Bloomer Creek Chardonnay Pet-Nat, Finger Lakes, NY 2012
- Treveri Syrah Brut, Columbia Valley, WA NV
- Mouton Noir O.P.P. (Other People's Pinot), Oregon 2013
- Rock Wall Rock Hound Red, California 2012
This tasting will be led by Jill Weber, Jet's owner and our Wining Archaeologist. Let her guide you through 5 wines, exploring culture and landmarks along the way.
This tasting is part of our Global Vineyard Passport Series. Your $30 ticket entitles you to our 5-wine tasting plus light snacks, as well as 15% off your evening's bar tab.
*You must be 21 or over to participate
Where? Jet Wine Bar, 1525 South Street, 215.735.1116
When? Tuesday, April 26th
What Time? 6:30pm – 8:30pm
How Much? $30
**We regret that tickets will not be refunded within 48 hours of the event, or if the event has sold out.
