When it comes to wine, it's tough to break old habits: Most of us find a 
few bottles we like and stick to them with admirable fidelity.

And anyone who's had a glass of New Zealand's exceptional Sauvignon Blanc 
(the varietal that put it on the wine world's map) can see why it's so 
popular. Few people venture past these Marlborough-made
http://www.nzwine.com/regions/ beauties when looking to the country's 
wine.

But allowing partiality to limit your drinking choices would be a bad move: 
New Zealand's regional diversity and range of growing climates make it 
ideal for producing many other varietals, including Pinot Noir, Riesling 
and Gew?rztraminer.

To help you expand your horizons, Tasting Table has teamed up with three of 
the city's top wine stores to create the ultimate Kiwi wine walking tour
http://tastingtable.com/recipe/NZ.walking.wine.tour.4f.pdf .

On Saturday, September 12, head to Union Square Wines
http://www.unionsquarewines.com/ , Astor Wines & Spirits
http://www.astorwines.com/ and IS-Wine http://www.is-wine.com/ between 
4 and 7 p.m. These stores--all within easy walking distance of each 
other--will be pouring a wide array of New Zealand's best, for you and your 
discerning palate to consider.

And you can continue the tour by following New Zealand Wine on twitter by 
clicking here http://twitter.com/DanaNZWineUSA .

Who knows: Maybe you'll find your next big favorite.
Can't read this email (it has beautiful graphics!)? Click here to read online
 
 
From Our Partner
TastingTable
 
 
Thu. 27 Aug '09
Partner Tip - from our sponsor | NEW YORK CITY
 
Playing Favorites
Hit the street to try New Zealand's best wine, from Sauvignon Blanc and beyond
 
New Zealand Walking Wine Tour
 
When it comes to wine, it's tough to break old habits: Most of us find a few bottles we like and stick to them with admirable fidelity.

And anyone who's had a glass of New Zealand's exceptional Sauvignon Blanc (the varietal that put it on the wine world's map) can see why it's so popular. Few people venture past these Marlborough-made beauties when looking to the country's wine.

But allowing partiality to limit your drinking choices would be a bad move: New Zealand's regional diversity and range of growing climates make it ideal for producing many other varietals, including Pinot Noir, Riesling and Gewürztraminer.

To help you expand your horizons, Tasting Table has teamed up with three of the city's top wine stores to create the ultimate Kiwi wine walking tour.

On Saturday, September 12, head to Union Square Wines, Astor Wines & Spirits and IS-Wine between 4 and 7 p.m. These stores--all within easy walking distance of each other--will be pouring a wide array of New Zealand's best, for you and your discerning palate to consider.

And you can continue the tour by following New Zealand Wine on twitter by clicking here.

Who knows: Maybe you'll find your next big favorite.
PRINT A Map of the New Zealand Walking Wine Tour
 
FORWARD To a Friend PRINT This Article
SUBSCRIBE To Tasting Table INVITE A Friend to
Tasting Table
 
Share: Facebook Share: Tweet This
 
 
Forward to a Friend
Sponsored
 
PARTNER LISTING
 
New Zealand Walking Wine Tour
 
Walk the New Zealand Wine Tour!
Invite some friends to join you on our self-guided New Zealand Walking Wine Tour on Saturday, September 12, beginning at 4PM. Follow our map as you visit Union Square Wine, IS-Wine and Astor Wines (all a stroll away from each other) to explore the stunning array of wine varieties coming out of New Zealand. The event is free, but please email newzealand@tastingtable.com to let us know you'll be coming! Download the map by clicking here.
 
 
Sponsored
New Zealand Wine Walking Tour
 
 
 
Help / Contact / About / Terms / Privacy Policy / Editorial Policy / Advertise / Search / Jobs / Contests / My Account / UNSUBSCRIBE
 
Tasting Table serves genuine editorial. There is no pay for play. Click here for our editorial policy.
* This "Partner Tip" is a paid advertisement from our sponsor. These occasional dedicated email advertisements aim to share valuable product and service ideas with Tasting Table readers that we think you will find useful and interesting. "Partner Tip" advertisements can be recognized by the colored bar "From our Partner / Sponsored Email" at the top of the email and the special subject line "From Our Partner." For more information about Tasting Table's editorial policy, terms and conditions and privacy policy, use the links in the footer of this email to read more.
© 2008–2009 TDT Media Inc. doing business as Tasting Table. All Rights reserved.