This holiday season, we’re so excited to introduce you to our Top Ten Holiday Wines opens in a new tab that we’re throwing a tasting party for our wine-loving friends all over the country! You don’t have to worry about what to wear or even what to bring. In fact, all you need to do is uncork, pour and ….. tweet.You and six of our Top Ten wines opens in a new tab are invited to Whole Foods Market’s first-ever Twitter Tasting opens in a new tab on Wednesday, November 17. Join us from 7 to 8pm ET (6pm Central, 5 pm Mountain or 4pm Pacific) to taste and tweet! We’ll be there to share our stories of these holiday-perfect wines and see what you think.
So how does a Twitter Tasting opens in a new tab work? It’s easy and ever so tasty! Pick up one or more of the six Top Ten Holiday Wines opens in a new tab that we will feature during the tasting. Even better – get some friends together to join the fun and have everyone bring a bottle to share as well as some wine-friendly snacks such as the amazing holiday-licious cheeses opens in a new tab we’ve paired to complement these top-notch wines at easy-to-swallow prices opens in a new tab – all under $15 a bottle!We’ve searched the world to find the best wines at amazing prizes for your enjoyment this holiday season, and we’re looking forward to tweeting and tasting them with you. The wines we’ll feature during the Twitter Tasting opens in a new tabinclude:
De Chanceney Crémant de Loire, a tremendous value in a fresh, French bubbly
Römerhof Riesling, an award-winning white from a German family with 400 years of wine history
Simonette Febvre Saint-Bris Sauvignon, a gently tangy, aromatic and fresh white wine
Dievole Dievolino Sangiovese di Toscana, a lively ruby red wine that’s true to its Tuscan roots with a note of fragrant juniper
Valley of the Moon Syrah, a soft and silky California red
Paso a Paso Tempranillo, made with organically grown grapes, intensely floral with huge flavor
To guide you in the tasting, we’ve designed a Top 10 Holiday Wines Twitter Tasting sheet opens in a new tab so before the tasting begins, print out the tasting sheet so you can make notes about your favorites.So you’ve got your wines, opened them up and set out your glasses. Now, get online. You can send and receive Twitter messages, or tweets, equally well from your desktop, laptop or your mobile phone. If you don’t have a Twitter account, it’s free and easy. Sign up for your own Twitter opens in a new tab account at www.twitter.com opens in a new tab.Next, follow the conversation by going to the TweetChat opens in a new tab room set up for this event. It’s free and no registration is required. There, you can tweet directly from TweetChat opens in a new tab.When the Twitter Tasting opens in a new tab starts, pour the first wine and we (the Wine Guys opens in a new tab: Whole Foods Market national wine buyers Geof Ryan and Doug Bell) will tell you a bit about the wines and our thoughts on taste profiles, pairing and more. You can follow us on Twitter at @WFMWineGuys opens in a new tab.
As you sip and swirl, we want to hear from you! Share your thoughts on TweetChat opens in a new tab or use the hashtag #WFMWine with your tweets if you use TweetDeck or another tool. Follow @WFMWine opens in a new tab and #WFMWine to see what others have to say about the wines.What should you tweet? Whatever comes to mind to you as you taste the wines! Feel free to comment on the smell (nose), taste profile, color, price and food pairings. Any thoughts are welcome – tasting and enjoying wine is all about your personal preferences.We think this year’s Top Ten Holiday Wines opens in a new tab just have so much to say. In fact, every sip is a story. And we want to hear what you have to say about these affordable, easy-going wines. We look forward to chatting with you on November 17 at this first-ever Twitter Tasting opens in a new tab.Ready, taste, tweet!
