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Check out our events planned for 2026! Keep checking this page for details and sign up for your tickets as soon as the event's notice is linked from here...

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Tuesday, January 20 -- 2015 Bordeaux

​Journey back to a benchmark year in Bordeaux with your tasting of the 2015 vintage. You will explore a curated selection from the Left Bank, including wines from St. Julian, Pessac-Leognan, and Margaux. The Wine Advocate presently classifies the 2015 left bank wines as "Outstanding. Early maturing and Accessible." Whether you are a seasoned collector or new to the world of Bordeaux, this tasting offers a unique opportunity to savour an outstanding and approachable vintage by tasting eight wines in their prime.

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Wednesday, February 18 -- Rioja versus Ribera del Duero

Join fellow wine enthusiasts on a captivating journey through two of Spain's celebrated wine regions, Rioja and Ribera del Duero. Your event puts two of Spain's powerhouse red wine regions head-to-head, showcasing how Tempranillo can express itself so differently based on its terroir and wine-making process. Will you prefer power/concentration or finesse? Fruit-forward over oak-aged style? This is a must-attend for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of Spanish wine and find a new favourite or two.

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Tuesday, March 17 -- World Cabernet Franc

​Explore the versatile and often-overlooked Cabernet Franc grape in a global context. Discover why this noble grape is more than just a blending partner in Bordeaux. Your tasting will explore its classic, herbaceous, and vibrant expression from the Loire Valley in France and contrast them with the riper, more fruit-forward styles from regions like California, Chile, and Italy. Taste the differences in aroma and structure that make Cabernet Franc a darling of winemakers and many a wine lover's obsession.​

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Tuesday, April 21 -- Chianti Classico

Take a trip to the heart of Tuscany with a tasting dedicated to the quintessential Italian red: Chianti Classico. Savor the soul of Italy in a glass as we explore the different expressions of the Sangiovese grape from this historic region. Perhaps you wiill learn about the history of the Gallo Nero (Black Rooster) consortium and the differences between the various producers. From the bright and tart to the earthy and complex, come discover why Chianti Classico is an Italian classic.

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Wednesday May 20 -- Aromatic White Wines

​Prepare your senses for an aromatic experience. This tasting event is a fragrant exploration of some of the world's most expressive and perfumed white wines. You will experience a flight of whites known for their captivating aromas and vibrant flavors. From the floral notes of Viognier to the spicy complexity of Gewürztraminer and the grassy notes of Sauvignon Blanc, you'll learn what gives these wines their distinctive character and, just maybe, how to spot them by their scent alone.

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Tuesday June 16 -- Bin End Dinner

​The Toronto Vintners Club is not just about wine tastings. Every now and then we pull some bottles from the cellar, collaborate with a local chef, and tailor a dinner menu to pair with the wines. These dinners are about sitting with the friends we've all made at the Club, both old and new, and comparing notes about the bouquet and palate from the selection of wine chosen for your table. And how the food-pairing helps accentuate the wine's best features.

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Tuesday September 15 -- 2017 Burgundy

​Your Burgundy 2017 tasting will explore a classic and balanced vintage. Vignerons cheered this vintage after suffering through a series of challenging years (2012, 2013, 2014, & 2016)., The 2017 vintage brought welcome relief with generous yields and wines of elegance and purity. Your tasting will contrast wines from the Côte de Beaune with the Côte de Nuits. Expect wines that express their terroir and have entered into their drinking window. Wines that define great Burgundy.

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Tuesday October 20 -- Piedmonte Nebbiolo

Let's do something a little different and delve into the world of Nebbiolo, the noble grape of Italy's Piedmont region. Often called the "king" of Italian grapes, Nebbiolo is responsible for the legendary wines of Barolo and Barbaresco. But there are other areas in the Langhe and Northern Italy that showcase this noble grape. This tasting will showcase a range of expressions, from the structured and age-worthy wine of Barolo and Barbaresco to the power of the Lombardy's Sforzato di Valtellina region. 

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Tuesday, November 17 -- Another Bin End Dinner!

These dinners are always a club favorite, so we have put 2 in this years calendar. Expect the November event to have a holiday themed menu. It's a great way to close out our year and kick off the festive season!