Wineothropic Society of Central Texas

Wineothropic Society of Central Texas The Wineothropic Society ensures that the finer things in life are enjoyed without pretense and alway is featured at each event. Must be present to win.

The Wineothropic Society ensures that the finer things in life are enjoyed without pretense and always in the company of good friends. The Wineothropic Society unites the legacy of Bacchus with the unabashed zest for life of today’s creative class.

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A different wine varietal (such as chardonnay, merlot, pinot noir, etc.) Teams, consisting of 1

to 3 participants, are admitted by bringing 3 bottles of the same featured varietal to the event. For example, if the featured varietal is merlot, your team could bring 3 bottles of the 2005 Hess Select Merlot. At the event, 2 of each team's 3 bottles are bagged, tagged and ranked by each participant. The 3rd bottle is set aside and left unopened. The teams that brought the 5 highest ranked wines divvy up each team's 3rd unopened bottle, except for the lowest ranked wine which will be returned to the team that brought it. If 2 or more teams bring the same wine, rankings can still differ depending upon the temperature of the wine, how long it has been open, etc. Please remember, teams can consist of 1 to 3 participants. Thus, a group of 4 participants, for example, will be considered 2 teams and must bring 6 bottles of the featured varietal to enter the event.

-------MIXING PHILANTHROPY WITH SOCIAL NETWORKING-------

By helping charities to organize and conduct wine tastings every quarter – that’s right, only four events a year – the Wineothropic Society integrates social and professional networking with philanthropy. The wine tastings attract a diverse mix of inquisitive, young professionals – wine novices and wine experts alike – to join on common ground for the benefit of charity. Everyone is welcome, as long as you’re over 21, but wine snobs should check their attitudes at the door. Wineothropic Society events, both “fundraisers” and “friendraisers,” introduce charity to an eager and untapped network of new donors and volunteers. If you would like your charity to be considered for a Wineothropic Society event, please email us at [email protected].

Won’t you help save a life? On Saturday, October 21st from noon - 4 p.m. Our friends over at Chill Grill are hosting a b...
10/03/2017

Won’t you help save a life? On Saturday, October 21st from noon - 4 p.m. Our friends over at Chill Grill are hosting a blood drive with Carter BloodCare the parking lot. Donating is done onsite and usually takes about twenty minutes.

Did you know?

-Someone needs blood every three seconds.
-You have ten to twelve pints of blood in your body.
-Three lives are saved by one pint of donated blood.
-More facts and FAQs about blood donation can be found at www.carterbloodcare.org.

All adults ages 16 and over can donate blood, however if you are 16 or 17, you will need to bring the Consent Form and the Zika Permission Form signed by your parents.

You don’t want to miss it! By donating, you will get a free blood test which includes: blood type, iron level, temperature, and cholesterol.

RSVP to donate here BEFORE the event, please!
https://ww2.greatpartners.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/92699

08/31/2017

***CRATES***

The Belton Police Department said that the Bell County Animal Shelter is taking donations for crates and kennels of all sizes.
They said they have a lot of animals evacuating from Harvey and are in dire need of crates.

If you can donate, you can drop off kennels and crates at the shelter from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or at the Belton Police Department at any time.

08/18/2017

You could win a new 3100 square foot house or one of 9 other prizes (trips to Las Vegas or Panama, a riding lawnmower and a few other amazing wins!) Move in, rent it out, or sell it if you win. For an additional $25, you can insure your ticket has a second chance at the home, if it's drawn for one of the other prizes!

Buy a ticket for $75 before September 8th!

What do you drink on Texas-hot days? You'll pretty much always find me drinking a dry rosé or Sav Blanc.
06/15/2017

What do you drink on Texas-hot days? You'll pretty much always find me drinking a dry rosé or Sav Blanc.

05/29/2017

"For love of country, they accepted death.” — James Garfield 🇺🇸❤️

03/17/2017

"Christ be with me, Christ within me
Christ behind me, Christ before me
Christ beside me, Christ to win me,
Christ to comfort and restore me
Christ beneath me, Christ above me,
Christ in quiet, Christ in danger,
Christ in hearts of all that love me,
Christ in mouth of friend and stranger."
- The Breastplate of St. Patrick

THIS EVENT IS TOMORROW and it's gallons of fun. I'm not hosting it, but I love it. Get out and get some fresh air, Fort ...
03/03/2017

THIS EVENT IS TOMORROW and it's gallons of fun. I'm not hosting it, but I love it. Get out and get some fresh air, Fort Hood region!!!

The first 25 to register for the Artsy Wine Glass Painting class and the wine glass class are FREE!

Register now while free spots are left!!
http://www.taptapartschool.com/index.php/for-adults/adult-classes/artsy-wine-glass

Register Now for a Limited Time Only, the 1st 25 customers are FREE! Come and enjoy this painting class with us, while you paint on your very own...

Happy Independence Day to the greatest state in the land. I love my Texas!
03/02/2017

Happy Independence Day to the greatest state in the land. I love my Texas!

The "date which shall live in infamy" — as President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously put it. 2,403 Americans died and 19 ...
12/07/2016

The "date which shall live in infamy" — as President Franklin D. Roosevelt famously put it. 2,403 Americans died and 19 vessels were either sunk or badly damaged in the attack, which involved more than 350 warplanes launched from Japanese carriers that had secretly made their way to a remote expanse of the North Pacific. It caught the brass in Hawaii by surprise and stunned the nation.

"Never inflict upon another major military power a policy which would cause you yourself to go to war unless you are fully prepared to engage that power militarily," wrote American historian Roland Worth Jr., in "No Choice But War: The United States Embargo against Japan and the Eruption of War in the Pacific." "And don't be surprised that if they do decide to retaliate, that they seek out a time and a place that inflicts maximum harm and humiliation upon your cause."

We honor those who live and die for us. We remember.

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