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Wine Events
"Cheers" Place where everyone knows your name
Seminars
(usually Wednesdays starting
in September)
(usually Wednesdays starting
in September)
A great weekly wine experience. Reserve your Wednesday for learning and tasting wines from the world's great regions. Hosted by Lori Wise, CSW (and other guest wine experts), these classes are always engaging and informative, regardless of what level of wine knowledge you currently have. There is no better way to learn wine than by tasting, so join us for an evening of great fun - you can justify this stellar midweek wine activity by saying it's educational! Plus, you're going to meet great friends.
Tuesdays typically cost $30 for five or six premium wines and require reservations - please call in advance to attend Tuesdays' events.
George
Weekends
We all can relate: so much wine, too little time! A couple of possibilities exist on weekends to help even things out. Saturdays usually have either a drop-in tasting event or a Big Winos event. The walk-in tastings give you the chance to sample great wines from great estates (usually $20) and the Big Winos events serve up a special selection of luxury wines and sellout very quickly (prices vary). Watch our calendar and email so as to not be disappointed!
Sundays feature our 'Virtually Free' tasting where great value wines are poured - the cost is less than a Happy Meal at $5 and is even deducted from your purchase. There's just no better way to spend your weekend than with us!
Lori
Cellar Tastings
Lake Travis Wine Trader is owned by serious (and sometimes not so serious) down-to-earth wine collectors. About every two weeks they share their wines in very limited quantities. Really, how much more could you ask for? Really special and excellent wines with a room full of great, like-minded people - all experiencing some of the best cellared wines available!
Prices vary, usually between $10-$20. This a chance to try a well-cellared wine. Time is of the essence at this popular weekly event. Tic toc, tic toc . . .