If you love wine and socializing, then you won’t want to miss a fun wine event designed to bring people together while enjoying a bevy of excellent wine choices. On November 12th at the Texas Discovery Gardens, Sociologie Wine will host an event called “Raise Your Glass Dallas,” which promises to offer a lot of entertainment.
Located at the gorgeous Texas Discovery Gardens, you’ll get to enjoy a relaxing backdrop during the “Raise Your Glass Dallas” event, sipping while surrounded by beautiful views. You’ll have a bevy of choices in wine, champagne, and cocktails, and you’ll also get to eat as much food as you can stomach.
Live music will also be present at the event, with Grammy Award Winning DJ Babey Drew spinning while you enjoy your wine tasting. Also, the event will award swag bags, provide you with picture opportunities, and get you involved in fun games and giveaways.
Also, you are asked to dress to impress at this event, so have a good time getting on your Sunday best and meeting new friends while you enjoy some of the best wine samples around.
Ticket prices vary depending on the type of ticket you purchase. Ticket prices are listed below:
Gold Tickets (VIP experience) cost $175 per person.
Peral Tickets (Premium Experience) cost $125 per person.
Slate Tickets (General Admission) cost $60 per person.
For more information on the “Raise Your Glass Dallas” event, please visit their website here.
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