Dave Zuchero, winemaker at Tin Lizzie Wineworks

Make your own wine with winemaker Dave Zuchero at Tin Lizzie Wineworks. Dave is gearing up for another wonderful winemaking season for wine lovers and wine enthusiasts.

Yesterday an email from Dave Zuchero, winemaker at Tin Lizzie Wineworks, reminded us that grape arrival at Tin Lizzie is going to happen soon. Dave procures ultra premium grapes from the renowned Stagecoach Vineyards and other vineyards in California. Wines are primarilty produced in French or American oak barrels. If  a barrel of wine is too much for you to contemplate storing, then ask about making a 1/4 or 1/2 barrel.

If you live in the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area, now is your chance to take part in being a winemaker. If you are curious and want to know more contact Dave at dave@tinlizziewineworks.com or visit the Tin Lizzie Wineworks website.

Tomorrow night, September 7, 2016, Dave is planning a special event to showcase the styles of wines that would-be winemakers can make at Tin Lizzie in Clarksville, Maryland.

Participants can participate in producing Premium, Super Premium and Ultra Premium wines.

The Ultra Premium grapes still available for would-be winemakers  include Malbe/Syrah and Magic Barrel – a blend of Caberent Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec and Syrah.

Ultra Premium grapes available include: a Super Tuscan Blend, with grapes from Lanza Vineyards and a  Zinfandel/Petite Sirah Blend.

If you prefer rosés, at Tin Lizzie it is possible to produce a rosé made with Chenin Blanc, Riesling and Grenache.

If you have always dreamed of making your own wine, Tin Lizzie presents the opportunity for you to start. Or if you really want to learn how those beautiful clusters of grapes hanging in the vineyard end up in a bottle of luscious wine, contact Dave.

Terry and I have made wine for three vintages with Dave at Tin Lizzie Wineworks. Dave is friendly and knowledgeable and easy to work with.

If you have any desire to learn about wine, Tin Lizzie offers a great way to learn the process and have fun.

Cheers!
Kathy