New York City Wine-Wine & Culture from the Garden of France

Vallée de la Loire, often referred to as the Garden of France, 
is a place widely known for its beautiful landscapes, historic, picturesque
towns and world-famous châteaux. It is also renowned for the exceptional
quality, variety and affordability of its wines.

The Loire is the longest river in France, the last wild river in Europe, and has been designated a World Heritage area by UNESCO. For much of its 630 miles the Loire is vineyard country, and total wine production makes up the third largest viticultural area in France. The length of the river, and the varied terrain, geology and climates through which it flows, make the Loire Valley the only region in France to produce excellent wines of every variety.

Bacchus, a wine boutique on the upper west side, hides a fantastic tasting room
and an extensive wine cellar below. We gather here amongst oak shelves and
stone columns to sample eight French wines paired with typical cuisine from the
region. Learn something exciting about this romantic province of castles and
royalty and mingle with an international group of young professionals.

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