This fall, you can keep yourself warm with wine by partaking in some of the most interesting wine tasting events taking place in Los Angeles. Whether you’re new to wine or an expert, you’ll enjoy tasting new flavors and continuing your wine education with some of these local wine events.
If you want to do something charitable with your wine tasting time, then you’ll enjoy the Theatre of Hearts Wine Tasting Fundraiser, taking place at Silver Lake Wine on October 14th. At this event, you’ll get to sample a bevy of wines and know that part of the proceeds for this event will go to benefit Theatre of Heats, who focuses on providing education to at-risk youths in Los Angeles. The event is $40 per person to attend, and people are encouraged to donate whether they attend the event or not.
On October 3rd, Weiland Brewery Restaurant will be hosting a wine tasting event that’s free to attend. Craveyon CloudWines will be providing the complimentary wine for you to enjoy, and you’ll get to sample a variety of wines and even some beers. You also have the option of purchasing food at the event, including some of the best burgers around provided by Weiland Brewery Restaurant.
Another fun fall wine tasting charity event coming to Los Angeles is Shop for a Cause, an event focused on offering shopping and wine tasting to raise money to support Alive and Well Women. The goal of Alive and Well Women is to help women overcome negative societal images about healthy, beauty, and sexuality so that all women can find happiness at any stage of life. At this event, held at Collab&Play in Glendale on October 14th, women can sample a variety of wines and shop from local vendors, knowing that a part of the proceeds will go to charity.
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