Attendees will learn how to handle common wine faults
Stonewall, Texas – November 12, 2021 – Kuhlman Cellars will host a Vina Vita University “Naughty or Nice” wine education class on Sunday, December 5, 2021 from 11 am – 1 pm. This installment of Kuhlman Cellars’ wine appreciation series, led by Kuhlman Cellars’ Tasting Room Manager Molly Richardson, will teach attendees about common wine faults, how to detect them, and what to do when you encounter them at a restaurant or your home.
During the class, attendees will:
- Learn how to identify common wine faults such as TCA (corked), oxidized, volatile acidity, heat damaged, unbalanced oak, and unbalanced alcohol
- Smell and taste wines which have been treated with common faults along with their unaffected wines
- Learn what to do when you encounter these faults whether you’re at a restaurant or at home
“This class is really about expanding your wine vocabulary, understanding how to identify when things go wrong, and how to differentiate between good and faulty wines,” says Kuhlman Cellars Tasting Room Manager, Molly Richardson, “We also talk through how to understand the differences between wines you just don’t like and wines that are faulted but might otherwise be interesting to you.”
Tickets are $50 per guest or $40 for Vina Vita Wine Club Members. To purchase tickets, click here. For questions and ticket information, contact wineclub@kuhlmancellars.com or call 737-231-8008.
What is Vina Vita University?
Vina Vita University is Kuhlman Cellars’ educational series, which aims to help wine club members and wine enthusiasts gain an understanding of the rich and complex topic that is wine and winemaking through educational classes. Classes are approachable, hands-on, and tons of fun. For more information on upcoming events, visit http://www.kuhlmancellars.com/
About Kuhlman Cellars
Kuhlman Cellars believes wine promotes an appreciation of life’s journey. Lifelong wine lovers Chris and Jennifer Cobb founded an estate vineyard to produce terroir-driven wines of the highest quality. French winemaker and Texas wine pioneer Bénédicte Rhyne soon joined the team and they co-founded the winery to craft wine representative of Old World winemaking principles and Kuhlman Cellars opened to the public in 2014. Located in the heart of the Texas wine country, Kuhlman Cellars welcomes visitors at its tasting room on the famed Hwy 290 Wine Trail between Fredericksburg and Johnson City for signature food and wine pairings. For more information and to purchase wines online, visit www.kuhlmancellars.com.
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