What happens at a moon tasting
Every gathering lands on a new or full moon. We pour four or five biodynamic wines, read the night's lunar energy, and pull a card. Part tasting, part ritual, part the kind of evening you don't want to leave. No wine knowledge required. Just bring curiosity and an open glass.
The journey, sip by sip
Roughly two and a half hours, from first cocktail to last card.
Arrival & cocktails
Come early, order a cocktail, and settle in. The room is candlelit and the table is communal, so you'll know the person next to you before the first wine is poured. The ritual starts the moment you arrive.
What is biodynamic wine?
Biodynamic winemakers treat the whole vineyard as one living organism, and they plant and harvest in rhythm with the moon. Sounds strange. Tastes real. Most guests have never heard the word before they walk in. By the end of fifteen minutes, it clicks.
Moon reading & intention
We start with tonight's moon: which sign it's in, and what that energy is asking of you. New moon, you set an intention. Full moon, you release what's run its course. It frames everything you're about to drink.
The guided tasting
The heart of the evening. Four or five biodynamic wines, each with its own story — the producer, the terroir, the grape — and why it belongs under tonight's moon. Where it lines up, the pours follow the moon's zodiac sign and the biodynamic calendar.
Wine affirmation card pull
Everyone pulls a Wine Affirmation Card, each one tied to a wine and an affirmation for the lunar cycle. A moment of reflection before the room opens back up.
Connection & conversation
Now the evening loosens. Revisit your favourite pour, argue about whether orange wine is underrated, compare card pulls. You'll leave with a Moon & Wine Pairing Card — a keepsake recording the night's wines and moon phase, and the start of a collection.
The next moon is always coming
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