Winemaker Wednesday with Mosso Winery

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Mosso, a family-owned vineyard began in 1909 by brothers, Juan and Antonio. Wines produced use solely sourced grapes from their old vine vineyard. After 82 years, the winery closed its doors but was revived by their great-grandchildren, Ernesto and Pablo. Please meet Paola, Pablo’s wife, and taste the three limited-production expressions of Argentinian Malbec.

Wednesday, August 10, 2016 5-8 PM Dirty Water 1355 Market Street (Inside the Twitter building) San Francisco, CA 94103 415-792-5101 Featured Malbe Flight 3 oz. pour of each Finca Mosso 2014 Familigia Mosso 2013 familigia Mosso 2014 $20
RSVP here and/or follow us on Twitter or Instagram (@dirtywatersf) for more information. Space will be set aside in our lounges on a first-come first-served basis for this event however the flight will be available for all patrons dining with us that evening. Dinner reservations are available thru Opentable, Yelp, Velocity or by calling 888-393-0530. Lounge reservations are also available for your private party thru our Events Director (bernadette@dirtywatersf.com or 925-895-7136). We look forward to having you join us!

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