Eddie H.
8/24/2014
Great venue for a wine event. Most events held at the City View Metreon have tents outside (for the wind) which block the views but luckily the tents were not up so that one could enjoy the...
Pinot Days Festival
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San Francisco, CA 94123
Pinot Days Festival in San Francisco, CA is an annual celebration dedicated to the appreciation of Pinot wines, bringing together winemakers and wine enthusiasts from around the world to explore this special varietal. From the fragrant scents of Burgundy in France to the berry-rich taste of Willamette Valley in Oregon, Pinot Days offers a platform to savor the remarkable qualities that make up Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio.
With National Pinot Noir Day celebrated on August 18th and National Pinot Grigio Day on May 17th, Pinot Days invites wine lovers to indulge in the unique flavor profiles of these legendary beverages. Whether enjoying a glass with loved ones or exploring the history and complexities of these wines, Pinot Days provides an opportunity to appreciate the rich heritage and diverse characteristics of Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio.
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Suzanne B.
6/25/2006
I am curled up around my special crystal glass, nursing the last dribble of Pinot Noir from the last vendor willing to pour me some of the dark winy goodness. Don't talk to me - I'm...
Catherine A.
7/2/2013
Pinot - less depth and character than a cab but more body than the mellow merlot or malbec. For 3 glorious hours, you can meet the wine makers and taste a symphony of pinot from various growing...
Kim S.
11/22/2011
Got lucky & attended an industry/press event. Smaller & more pleasant than the public days with hoards of drunks. Pinot is not my fav but food friendly so worth the tastes.
Larry V.
6/24/2014
This years SF Pinot Days (2014) was held at the City View at Metreon, a venue that is a fraction of the size of Fort Mason. Pros: - A lot of quality Pinot Noir was poured. - Quality glassware...
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