“Patience – this is the most important attribute in winemaking. Patience in growing, patience in selection, and patience in vinification.” – Giuseppe Quintarelli
Give two-six great bottles of wine each month for 3, 6, or 12 months, with individual clubs for the casual wine drinker, the budding enthusiast, and the more seasoned collector.
Our holiday gift sets will impress all wine drinkers from the most causal to the most discriminating palates. Inspired by our extremely popular classes, the wines are accompanied by either a cookbook, glossary, or tasting kit to help guide you in pairings and tastings. All gift sets and boxes include gift box and beautiful wrapping.
Tickets to our interactive wine classes, producer evenings, and special wine-pairing dinners deliver education and fun, making them truly memorable gifts. Choose from our full schedule of possibilities!
On Tuesday, February 9th, New York Vintners' event space will work as the backdrop for Mitchel Coffman’s Art & Athleticism gallery showcase. Come see what happened when a group of Army Rangers, Mixed Martial Artists, Powerlifters, and an Artist united to form a brotherhood that merged the worlds of Art and Athleticism. The exhibition is open to the public and will include a complementary wine tasting. A percentage of all sales from the event will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Foundation in the memory of SGT. Robert Sanchez.
"Champagnes can be usefully divided into two categories: Those made from the medium and large Champagne Houses (Moet, Veuve Clicquot, Perrier Jouet, etc) and those made by small growers from their own vineyard holdings. The goals of these ways of making Champagne are fundamentally different: the Major Champagne Houses seek to produce a consistent, reliable, easily recognizable style by blending together fruit grown in many of the sub-regions within Champagne...more
