upcoming events
Chianti Night with Arjen
Chianti Class with Arjen Foreman
Saturday, October 18th | 2–4 PM
WineBerley is delighted to host an exclusive Chianti Wine Class with acclaimed wine educator Arjen Foreman. Guests will be guided through an immersive tasting of four distinctive Chianti wines, thoughtfully paired with small bites, in an afternoon designed to deepen appreciation for one of Italy’s most celebrated wine regions.
Arjen Foreman brings over a decade of experience in wine education and retail. With ten years at Twin Liquors as a retail store manager and four years as a wine buyer, he has also led numerous tasting classes covering French, Italian, German, South American, and American wines. He holds a Wine & Spirits Educational Trust (WSET II) certification from London, a Texas Tech University Winemaking Certificate (Fredericksburg campus), and a B.A. from Texas State University. Arjen’s lifetime dedication to wine tasting, teaching, and exploring regions around the world makes him a passionate and engaging guide.
$55 per person | 15% off for Wine Club Members. Limited seats—reserve today!
burgundy tasting and pre-sale
Burgundy lovers—this is your night!
Thursday, October 23rd | 5–7 PM
Taste 2 oz pours of JP Marchand Marsannay 2022, Aloxe-Corton 2022, and Montagny 1er Cru Vigne du Soleil 2023.
Tasting: $30 per person.
Pre-order savings: Wine Club Members 20% off | Non-Members 10% off
A beautiful evening to explore the legacy and depth of Burgundy through the wines of Maison Marchand.
The Story of Maison Marchand...
The origin of Maison Marchand dates back to February 24, 1813, in Morey-Saint-Denis. On that day, Pierre Marchand, a winemaker from Reulle-Vergy in the Hautes Côtes de Nuits, married Marie Jacotier, heiress to her father’s wine estate.
Since then, the domaine has grown and matured through seven generations of winemakers — Pierre, François, François-Joseph, Émile, and Claude among them — always rooted in the heart of Burgundy.
In 1983, Claude Marchand acquired a charming 18th-century wine house in the center of Gevrey-Chambertin, entrusting the estate’s future to his eldest son, Jean-Philippe Marchand. Today, the domaine’s vineyards stretch across some of the most prestigious villages of the Côte de Nuits — Chambolle-Musigny, Morey-Saint-Denis, and Gevrey-Chambertin.
