Come and learn about Canadian Wine
"the world's least-known great wine zone"- Wine Spectator Magazine4 reasons Canadian wine are unique:
They have more geographic and climate diversity than most other wine-producing countries They can – and do – produce almost any kind of wine Their cool climate gives their wines finesse. They regularly take top honors at International wine competitions but Canadian wines are only 0.5% of global production, so the chance to enjoy them is extremely special!
This day coincides with the organizer’s birthday so please join us for a special fine dining experience!
Founded in 1726 by Vivant Micault, secretary to King Louis XV, Château de Pommard remains one of the most iconic and visited wine estates in Burgundy.
Clos Marey-Monge, at the heart of the domain, has been producing one of the greatest expressions of Pinot Noir for more than two millennia. In July 2015, UNESCO declared the Clos a world heritage protected climat of Burgundy. The Carabello-Baum family of San Francisco purchased the domain in 2014 and became just the fifth family to guide the estate in almost 300 years.
Tokyo's premier private members' club provides many of the city's elite expats a cushy place to hang out.
