Exploring French Wines

An Exploration of French Wines
April 24th 7-9PM
Join us for an immersive sit-down tasting and educational event in the intimate wine room at Franklin Liquors, hosted by the passionate and knowledgeable Vincent Mareel.
Embark on a journey through the diverse and captivating world of French wines. Vincent will guide you through a curated selection of classic French styles, sharing his expertise and enthusiasm for the unique terroir and winemaking traditions of France.
During this engaging session, you will have the opportunity to taste and explore:

• The Versatility of Sauvignon Blanc: Discover three distinct expressions of this celebrated white grape, showcasing the regional nuances and stylistic variations found across France.
• Classic French Rosé: Experience the elegance and refreshing character of a quintessential French rosé, perfect for any occasion.
• Elegant Pinot Noir: Delve into the delicate aromas and nuanced flavors of French Pinot Noir, a benchmark for this beloved grape.
• The Majesty of Red Bordeaux: Explore the structure, complexity, and age-worthiness of renowned Red Bordeaux blends, understanding the different appellations and their characteristics.

Come and discover the passion Vincent Mareel has for French wines as you taste, learn, and expand your palate in a relaxed and informative setting. This is a fantastic opportunity for both seasoned wine enthusiasts and those new to the world of French wine to deepen their appreciation and understanding.
Limited seating is available, so reserve your spot today!
About Vincent:
Vincent Mareel, French born, living in Lille and south of France. He began his US career in Washington, DC with twelve years in the food and wine scene in DC catering to residence and patrons on Capitol Hill. He continued in DC representing both French and prestigious American wines in the DC Metropolitan area, working with elite country clubs and restaurants. Today he has worked for Luneau USA representing the Group Castel as leader in French wines, for 15 years, as well as wineries all over Europe (Italy, Spain, Portugal).