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To Mark Its One-Year Anniversary, Sixmilebridge Winery Declares June “SixMileMonth”

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Throughout the sixth month of the year, the Paso Robles-based winery will feature exclusive tasting events and special wine offerings.

May 18, 2021 (Paso Robles, Calif.) – To celebrate the one-year anniversary of its tasting room, Sixmilebridge, Paso Robles’s preeminent producer of small-lot estate Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux-style blends, is officially declaring June 2021 “SixMileMonth,” and will host a series of small-group tasting events and preview several new wines to mark the milestone.

“The opening of our tasting room last June was so important because it gave our members an opportunity to visit, and allowed others to discover and experience our wines,” says founder Jim Moroney. “This June we want to give everyone who visited in the past year a new reason to come back and see us. So we will be previewing our 2018 wines from June 6 to June 30, and we have more special events planned.”

Here are the featured events for this year’s SixMileMonth:

Preview Tastings Throughout June

Normally only available to allocation members, throughout June, guests at the Sixmilebridge tasting room will be able sample – and purchase in limited quantities – the not-yet-released 2018 wines, including the much-anticipated 2018 Estate Cuvée. Guests wishing to reserve a tasting can make a reservation here.

Estate Cuvée Vertical Tasting – Saturday June 5, 2021 @ 10:30am

Held at the tasting room’s estate patio, this fun and educational event will delve into Sixmilebridge’s flagship wine, and why it stands as a true representation of our estate vineyards. Hosted by owner Jim Moroney and Winemaker Anthony Yount, guests will experience a side-by-side comparative tasting of 2016-2019 Estate Cuvées paired with brunch bites on the estate patio. To ensure safety, this exclusive event will be limited to 30 guests and cost $75 per person.

Bordeaux vs. Rhône with Epoch Estate Wines – Saturday, June 12 @ 11am

While Sixmilebridge’s focus is Bordeaux centric, Jim Moroney and Anthony Yount remain enormous fans of the Rhône. To celebrate and explore these two seminal regions and their influence on Paso Robles, Sixmilebridge has teamed up with friend and neighbor, Epoch Estate Wines and Winemaker Jordan Fiorentini, to host a fun and lively in-person tasting event and discussion. Jordan and Anthony will lead guests through a delicious educational journey of their respective Paso Robles-produced Rhône and Bordeaux offerings. Held outdoors at Epoch Estates and limited to 50 guests, this exclusive event sold out once word reached each winery’s members. There is a waiting list, but it is already quite long. The cost is $75 per person.

To reserve seats for the Estate Cuvee Tasting, or to join the waiting list for the Bordeaux vs. Rhône event, please contact Sixmilebridge directly at (805) 239-5844.

For more information about Sixmilebridge, to make tasting reservations and to learn more about joining Sixmilebridge’s exclusive allocation list, please visit sixmilebridge.com.

About Sixmilebridge

Family-owned Sixmilebridge is Paso Robles’s preeminent producer of small-lot estate Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux-style blends. Our Winemaker Anthony Yount is one of the most revered winemakers in Paso Robles, and his wines have been named some of the best in the world by Wine Spectator. Sixmilebridge wines are sourced solely from our two organic, high-elevation estate vineyards, Maidie and Grace, located in the acclaimed Adelaida District AVA. The winery and tasting room are nestled in the tranquil, tree-lined Peachy Canyon Road corridor. Guests experience unmatched hospitality in the tasting room, patio, or the private oak-shaded deck, where one host will serve you and your group exclusively. For more information, please visit sixmilebridge.com.

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