Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Jon Buchwald
The Buchwalds are Doing it Again!
Wharton Club of DFW invites you and a guest to join us for a special evening of whiskey tasting and socializing at the home of one of our members.
Does Scotland produce the best whiskey? Are blends better than single malts? Is older whiskey always better? Come discover for yourself at this exclusive, small group event hosted by Wharton Club Member Jon Buchwald.
You will have a guided tasting of premium whiskeys from different regions of Scotland, Japan, Europe and the United States and experience different styles of whiskey making. The tasting will include a blending exercise, as well as cocktail mixing demonstration.
Some of the unique and exciting whiskeys you'll taste include:
Suntory Hibiki (Japan)
Balcones Rumble (Texas)
Glenfiddich Project XX
Duncan Taylor Springbank 18 Year Old
There is a hard limit of 10 people so RSVP quickly. Just like the Wine Event, we expect this to sell out quickly.
Feel free to bring a Guest at the same ticket price as your own ticket. Location is a private home near Lemmon Ave and Inwood Road in Dallas google maps. We will email the address to all ticket buyers.
We encourage you to use Uber or Lyft, or have a responsible driver.
EVENT DETAILS:
Early Registration Ends Mon., Feb. 10 at Noon - Although we expect a fast sell out due to popularity and limited capacity.
Date: Wed., Feb. 12, 2020
Time: 7:00 - 10:00 PM
Max Capacity: 10
Location: Private Home near Lemmon Ave and Inwood Rd in Dallas
Food: Hors d'oeuvres will be served
Parking: Street parking available, Uber or Lyft recommended
Cost (early registration):
Non-members: REGISTER BELOW - $65/person
** All tickets go up $10 after early registration, if space is available**
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CANCELLATION POLICY: All cancellations must be received 48 hours BEFORE the event or the attendee who made the reservation may not receive a refund, regardless of participation, due to costs associated with the reservation.
