Upper Crust wine event is about the labels
There's a wine event at El Carajo which benefits the Bakehouse Art Complex and it's more about the wine labels than the wine itself.
On Tuesday, August 11, from 7 to 9 pm, join the Upper Crust members of the Bakehouse for a night of design with wine and tapas.
El Carajos Sommeliers and Bakehouse Resident Artist Dan Bondroff will be hosting the evening of artistic exploration which will include a unique tasting of wines selected for their label design, followed by a workshop which will show you how to create your own wine label.
El Carajos' tapas, a raffle of works by Bakehouse resident artists, and a best label contest with wine prizes will also be featured. Tickets are $40 for Upper Crust members and $45 for non-members and include wine tasting, tapas, wine label design class and supplies, and two raffle tickets.
Space is limited, you may RSVP here.
El Carajo is located at 2464 S.W. 17th Avenue, it's inside the gas station right across US1.
On Tuesday, August 11, from 7 to 9 pm, join the Upper Crust members of the Bakehouse for a night of design with wine and tapas.
El Carajos Sommeliers and Bakehouse Resident Artist Dan Bondroff will be hosting the evening of artistic exploration which will include a unique tasting of wines selected for their label design, followed by a workshop which will show you how to create your own wine label.
El Carajos' tapas, a raffle of works by Bakehouse resident artists, and a best label contest with wine prizes will also be featured. Tickets are $40 for Upper Crust members and $45 for non-members and include wine tasting, tapas, wine label design class and supplies, and two raffle tickets.
Space is limited, you may RSVP here.
El Carajo is located at 2464 S.W. 17th Avenue, it's inside the gas station right across US1.
posted by Tom Falco at 10:00 AM
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2 Comments:
1st it was the wine, going back thousands of years to birds that ate ripe grapes and berries, falling from the branches onto the ground and bumping into trees. Then it was wine in newly discovered "glass" bottles. And now it's the "LABELS". What about corks, I have a ton of honest to GOD corks, do they also have value? Are my corks also not part of the wine history?
Corks have value, search for it on eBay, artist and fishermen buy them
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