Friends of La Belle Promenade
November 20 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm PST

One vineyard. Many expressions. An evening among friends.
Be part of the first gathering of six esteemed wineries united by one extraordinary site. Flâneur Wines, Patricia Green Cellars, Hazelfern Cellars, Suzor Wines, Martin Woods Winery, and Las Jaras Wines will share more than 10 distinct expressions of La Belle Promenade Vineyard, spanning Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, sparkling wine, Pinot Meunier and Aligoté.
The gathering comes at a moment of growing recognition for the vineyard. Wines from La Belle Promenade have earned critical acclaim, including a first-place ranking among Chardonnays for a wine grown entirely from the site at The 1976 Redo international blind tasting.
The evening will unfold as an intimate, cocktail-style tasting for just 65 guests, with winemakers and winery teams pouring their wines, sharing stories, and offering their unique perspectives on the vineyard through relaxed conversation.
Our friends at Hayward—named one of The New York Times’ 2026 America’s Best Restaurants and recognized by the James Beard Foundation—will bring their signature seasonal cooking to an abundant, Friendsgiving-inspired spread. Rather than a seated dinner, expect a festive experience designed for grazing gathering. Think a little retro holiday party, a little harvest feast, and very Hayward.
FEATURED WINES
- Flâneur: 2024 La Belle Promenade Chardonnay
- Flâneur: 2023 La Belle Promenade Pinot Noir
- Martin Woods: 2023 La Belle Promenade Aligoté
- Las Jaras: 2023 La Belle Promenade Pinot Noir
- Las Jaras: 2022 La Belle Promenade Chardonnay
- Patricia Green: 2023 La Belle Promenade Wädenswil Clone Pinot Noir
- Patricia Green: 2023 La Belle Promenade Ghost Barn Block Pinot Noir
- Suzor: 2024 La Belle Promenade Pinot Meunier
- Suzor: 2024 La Belle Promenade Aligoté
- Hazelfern: 2023 La Belle Promenade Pinot Noir
This is a rare opportunity to taste La Belle Promenade wines side by side with the people behind them, experiencing one celebrated vineyard through many distinct perspectives while raising a glass to the close of harvest.


