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Promotional image for Tipple’s Wine of the Week featuring two bottles of Siduri Pinot Noir, representing options from Willamette Valley, Oregon and Santa Lucia Highlands, California. The design uses a red background with a black banner across the top displaying the Tipple’s Wine of the Week logo. Text announces a Tuesday tasting from 5 to 8 PM with pricing of 7 dollars per glass and 22.99 per bottle, with a 15 percent discount available on May 5 only. The wine is noted with a rating of WS 90 plus. Pairing suggestions listed include lentil and mushroom shepherd’s pie, herb-crusted pork tenderloin with cherry reduction, grilled salmon with Dijon, honey, and fresh dill, and wild mushroom risotto with parmesan and truffle oil. Serving guidance recommends a temperature of approximately 55 to 60 degrees with about 30 minutes of chilling in the refrigerator. The layout is clean and structured, clearly presenting both the wine options and event details.

WOW! Tipple’s Wine of the Week Tasting!

Tipple’s Wine of the Week Tasting!

TUESDAY. WINE-TASTING. AWESOME.
Join us for our Wine of the Week (WOW) Tasting and discover why our sommelier considers this wine a must-try!
Taste by the glass, grab a bottle, or do both!

Retail Price: 25.99

Sale Price: 22.99

(15% off this Tuesday only!)

BTG: 7.00

WINEMAKER NOTES: This week we are featuring 2 wines:  guests can explore a true Pinot Noir showdown between two regions through Siduri: the Willamette Valley bottling leans into elegance and restraint, offering bright red cherry, raspberry, and subtle earthy spice with a silky texture and lifted acidity—consistently scoring in the low-to-mid 90s in strong vintages—while the Santa Lucia Highlands bottling brings a richer, more powerful California expression, with darker fruit, cola, baking spice, and a fuller mouthfeel, typically landing around 90–93 points with standout vintages pushing higher; in short, it’s finesse vs. intensity—Oregon precision against California richness—both excellent, just a matter of what mood you’re in.