Already this year, Via Vecchia Winery has opened their doors to many diverse private & corporate events, including a record amount of weddings. Seeing the expansive space used by the community in creative ways is always exciting, however lately it seems folks are asking " Is this really a winery? " while peaking around corners.
"Yes, this is a winery!"
Is always the answer.
In fact, the vino visualizations for this year are the strongest most organized yet- Via Vecchia Winery has decided to take the leap to create a production focused room known as 'Narnia' where all of the machinery & wine making supplies will live, including empty bottles that will soon be filled with a few more unique wines to join the following originals that have been featured throughout the years-
Trovato~ SanGiovese Pinot Noir Blend
Light, Floral Smooth Fruit Taste
Light, Floral Smooth Fruit Taste
Adamo~ SanGiovese Cabernet Franc Blend
Light to Medium, Peppery Spiced Taste
Jorro-Ma~ Syrah
Medium, Rich Smokey Earth Taste
Medium, Rich Smokey Earth Taste
Trouve~ Merlot Cabernet Franc Cabernet Sauvignon
Medium to Heavy (changes during course), Dry Pungent Taste
Medium to Heavy (changes during course), Dry Pungent Taste
Product is always available for purchase at Via Vecchia Winery, Whole Foods & Celebrate Local. If you would like details on locations or to arrange a larger purchase, please feel free to contact them!
Via Vecchia has finally barreled Charbono from California, of which there are only 30 acres of in the country; A very special thank you to Joe Mercurio of Mercurio Produce Distributors for helping this varietal become a reality. This should be ready for tasting in about two years, which is the standard time-frame of ageing. We also transferred our signature Trouve, building more stock of this crowd favorite.
In summary, the cork is popped & the bottle is pouring for fresh ideas- Production is steady as always, a stronger taste for balance between events and wine retail is developing more than ever this year. So, as answered above "Yes, this is a winery!" & Via Vecchia plans to prove this point by keeping those glasses full!
Cheers
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