Wine Tasting – Pét-nat on the Patio

For our next tasting event, we invite you to join us on the patio to explore Pét-nat wines! On Tuesday, July 2 at 6 p.m., Stuart Mitton with Owen Kotler Selections will lead us through five delightfully fun and refreshing wines.

What exactly is a Pét-nat wine? Pét-nat is short for “pétillant naturel,” which translates literally to “natural sparkling.” To make these wines bubbly, the winemaker bottles the wine before the initial fermentation is complete. This allows fermentation to continue while in the bottle, creating a softly fizzy wine. Pét-nats can be made from many grape varietals, and are usually a little hazy since they are unfiltered.

This tasting will feature five different wines from across the world, including unique varietals from Slovenia and Croatia!

TASTING LINEUP:

Col Tamarie 2021
Prosecco-style with notes of toasted bread crust, yellow pairs, citrus rind, and lemon pie.

Pomalo Plavina Rosé 2022
Croatian pet-nat with notes of juicy pink starburst, fruit punch, and fun.

Kobal ‘Bajta’ Laski Chardonnay 2021
Zesty and zingy Slovenian Pet-Nat with notes of bitter lemon, white flowers, and yellow fruits.

Schödl Rosé Brut Nature NV
Austrian Sparkling Rosé with intense strawberry, ripe raspberry, nougat, and brioche.

Gordia ‘Natural Bubbles’ 2020
Slovenian pet-nat with easy to drink freshness and notes of lemon oil, bartlett pear, and yellow rose petals.