Texas’ Wine Master Takes Houston to School
Special Sessions at UH Offer a Rare Chance for Insights
By James Brock //
He’s a certified master sommelier, and he knows his stuff. He’s got not an ounce of pretension, he’s generous with his time, and he loves wine. (He even grows grapes on his vineyard in Blanco, Texas and one of his sons makes wine in California.) Spending time in his company is an enjoyable and educational experience, and whenever I share a table and bottles with him the hours fly by in the most pleasant of ways.
His name is Guy Stout, and here’s your chance to learn from the master, because for four evenings this month he’ll lead you on a tasting and learning tour around the world, beginning with New World wines and ending in France. Stout’s classes sell out, so don’t delay.
What: Guy Stout’s Wine School
When: First session on Monday Nov. 7 at 6:30 pm; with the next three sessions on the next three Mondays in November (Nov. 14, Nov. 21 and Nov. 28).
Where: Hilton Hotel at the University of Houston, Room S116
Tariff: $75 per session
Contact: gstout@glazers.com
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