Yats Wine Tastings are public events that are purposely kept small to ensure a relaxing and enjoyable evening of not only wine drinking but also an educational experience as well. Participants may purchase tickets well in advance to secure a place in these popular wine tasting events that have become know as a thing to do while in Manila, Angeles City Pampanga or Clark Philippines.
YATS Wine Experience
Appreciating Matured Vintage Wine of Bordeaux
9th August, 2011
Tuesday 5:30 – 9:30pm
At
Oakroom Bar and Restaurant, 6th floor, Oakwood Premium Hotel
Ortigas Center, Metro Manila
Admission is p1,300 but tickets can be purchased in advance for p900
(not inclusive of food)
Snacks or dinner can be ordered from Oakroom Restaurant
For tickets and inquiries, call (632) 637-5019 0917-520-4393 0926-686-
and ask for Rea or Kristine
Wines of this YWE session
This Yats Wine Experience event offers a comparative tasting of fine wines from older vintages, covering over 40 years of wine making history in Bordeaux, arguably the most illustrious wine producing region in the world. This is a rare opportunity for wine lovers to enjoy the elegance and complexity of matured vintage wines. These fine qualities cannot otherwise be achieved in wine without bottle ageing. Participants might notice that some of differences experienced when tasting wines from difference age groups are attributable not only to age but variation in wine styles that were prevalent during different eras.
For this tasting, we have sorted the wines by different age groups of 8-year span starting with the youngest which is 10-year-old and younger, then 10-15, 16-20, 21-25 and lastly 26 and older. In vintage terms, the groups would be
After 2001
1993 to 2000
1985 -1992
1977-1984
1976 and older
A special “mystery” wine is added to the list, as sort of an amusement or a game for this event. Participants will be asked to guess not what kind of wine it is, not where it came from but approximately how old it is.
For details and lineup of wines for this tasting log on to:
http://www.yatswinecellars.com/
Format of YATS Wine Experience – YWE - Session
YATS Wine Cellars regularly hold non-commercial wine tasting to help wine enthusiasts expand their knowledge of wine in a most enjoyable and affordable way. These tastings are different from other commercial tastings. The wines from these tastings are not sponsored by a wine merchant and there are no salesmen. You are in the company of people from all ages and all walks with one common interest – wine.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at a discount. Each ticket comes with five tasting stubs. The wines are lined up at a wine service station. Present a ticket at this station to surrender the stubs to redeem a tasting pours (roughly 55-60ml per pour) of five wines on the line-up.
Someone will always be available to answer questions or discuss topics pertinent to the theme of the wines in the event. Otherwise the event is a self-paced tasting exercise that is the most structured and economical way to sample interesting wines.
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About the Venue
We are delighted to hold this session of YATS Wine Experience in one of the finest hotels in Metro Manila, The Oakwood Premium located in the heart of Ortigas Center, opposite Asia Development Bank.
Address:
Oakwood Premium Hotel
17 ADB Avenue Ortigas Center, Metro Manila
Food and Dinner Reservations
Ticket price does NOT include food but participants can order from the Oakroom Restaurant. In fact, participants may reserve a table to enjoy dinner during the wine tasting event.
Tickets
Tickets are purchased in advance through Yats Wine Cellars. Each ticket contains five stubs. Each stub can be redeemed for a tasting pour of a wine of your choice available in each specific age group as long as the wine of your choice has not been finished.
http://www.YatsWineCellars.com
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Philippines leading wine supplier of fine wine Yats Wine Cellars established in 1999 has been serving the growing community of wine lovers with wine shops and wine outlets in Manila, Angeles City, Subic and Clark Philippines.
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