There's Still Time: Come Vibe With Us At Our Outdoor Benefit Event!

YOU'RE INVITED THURSDAY, JULY 14 AT 5:00PM

Last chance to get on board for a fabulous evening of total magic in the Osmosis meditation garden with transcendent poetry, music and culinary delights. We are TOTALLY stoked to be hosting our only major event for 2022. All proceeds will benefit The Climate Center, a nonprofit whose mission is to inspire, align, and mobilize action in response to the climate crisis.

IMMERSE IN A DEEPLY RELAXING ATMOSPHERE WITH COMMUNITY

And breathe in the incredible coastal air we know and love here in Freestone.

The forecast is promising for a comfortable evening, set in our landmark gardens with the stunning views and ambiance among these rolling hills beneath the splendor of the stars.

ENJOY LIVE MUSIC, FINE WINE, AND AN ARTISAN DINNER

Local talented artist and Jazz musician, Ian Scherer, will enliven the wine and cheese reception. A notable performer awarded as 'Jazz Artist Of The Year' by North Bay Music Awards for consecutive years, Scherer will elevate the evening with his musical artistry.

Our guest chef, Isa Jacoby, has quite the culinary treat in store for you:

Garden Cheese & Charcuterie Board
Buffet Dinner Lettuce Meet in the Field
Potatoes Nicoise
Beet Root Kofte Multicolored Carrot Tagine Ratatouille
Flat Breads & Spreads
Chai Chocolate Meringues Berries

When Travel and Leisure covered Sonoma County with a feature article this spring they highlighted two totally out of the box vintners. Both of them will be pouring here on Thursday night.

Caleb Leisure makes "zero-zero" wines that forgo all chemical subtractions and additions, even the sulfites that many otherwise "natural" winemakers use to prevent spoiling. The result is ethereal, moderate-alcohol wine that tastes both elegant and revolutionary.

Mathew Niess believes that hybrids, which are more disease-resistant, may be the way of the future. "I haven't sprayed at all," he said. "If you're talking about sustainability — chemicals, man-hours, diesel in your tractor — hybrids are an answer."

Niess spent nine years at a prominent Sonoma winery, but increasingly came to feel that California wine often lacked a sense of place. "The thing about most California vineyards," he said, "is they're Europe 2.0. What does California really look like and taste like?" You can find out on Thursday night.

Register now to secure your seat for this purpose-filled event!

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