Bacchus Wine Tasting: A Journey Through Hill-Smith Family Estates

Event Date:	Thursday, February 20, 2025
Event Time:	6:30 pm
Event End Time:	8:00 pm
Event Category / Group:	Social / Social
Event Facility:	Florida Ballroom \| 2nd Floor

Thursday, February 20 | 6:30 PM | $40++ | Complimentary for Bacchus Society Members

Join us for an evening of exceptional wines from Hill-Smith Family Estates, expertly paired with a curated menu by Chef Eric. This tasting, led by Derick Captain of Winebow Fine Wine + Spirits, highlights five exquisite selections that showcase the artistry of this renowned winemaking family.

Featured Wines:

Jansz Cuvee Sparkling Rosé – A vibrant, elegant sparkling wine with notes of red berries and a creamy finish.

Nautilus Paper Nautilus Sauvignon Blanc – Crisp and refreshing with bright citrus and herbal nuances.

Nautilus Estate Pinot Noir – A sophisticated red with layers of cherry, plum, and earthy undertones.

Yalumba The Menzies Cabernet Sauvignon – A rich, full-bodied wine with dark fruit, spice, and velvety tannins.

Yalumba Antique Tawny – A decadent, fortified wine with flavors of caramel, nuts, and dried fruits.

Savor these incredible wines paired with Chef Eric's thoughtfully crafted bites, and gain deeper insight into the Hill-Smith Family Estates' legacy. Call 850-224-0650 for reservation; confirmed reservations will be billed.

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The club was an important part of the community’s social fabric early on. It
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Welcome Back Members

Bacchus Wine Tasting: A Journey Through Hill-Smith Family Estates

Request Membership Information

The club was an important part of the community’s social fabric early on. It brought together a mix of people – people from town, state government, the universities, and business people.

The club was an important part of the community’s social fabric early on. It
brought together a mix of people – people from town, state government, the
universities, and business people.