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We are the Beverly Hills Wine Club™️ the worlds first and foremost resource showcasing the burgeoning wine scene in and around Beverly Hills, California while collaborating with the areas finest tastemakers.

We invite wine lovers and wine services the world over to celebrate, elevate and champion the greater Beverly Hills, California wine community through awareness, education and first in class experiential events.

Our club member activities include expertly curated live local events such as wine tasting experiences, winemaker dinners, sommelier referral services, web-based educational content and exclusive wine offerings to name a few.

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Our LOVE of fine wine cannot be taken lightly.  For wine is a magical gift astutely crafted through the collaboration of the mystical, sometimes unpredictable whims of nature, the artisan farmer and wine-maker herself.

While this complex unpredictable process builds and defines character, it too, drives our reckless abandon to explore, to educate, to share with others as we elevate our wine experience!

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Join us! Indulgent and Fun Wine Paired Dinner w/blind tasting at Mastro’s Beverly Hills March 21st, 2026 (SOLD OUT – THANK YOU)

Summer Wine Dinner at AOC Wine Bar August 22, 2025 6:30pm (sold out-thank you)

We collaborate with the finest

Ciao Bella! Tuscany Wine Dinner @ Osteria Mozza Tuesday, February 25th, 2025 6:15pm (SOLD OUT-THANK YOU!)

Ciao To Summer (Part 2) Montepulciano Wine Dinner with Avignonesi Sept 18th, 2024

Gaja Six Course Tasting Menu at Espelette Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills Feb 2, 2024

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The 15 Best Wine Tasting Rooms In Solvang, California 

Solvang, California is a quaint town with plenty of wine to enjoy, so we’ve compiled a list of the best tasting rooms where you can do exactly that.   Santa Ynez Valley is a vibrant and charming strip of wine country located in Santa Barbara County. The area is best known for its ability to produce quality Pinot Noir thanks to the unique nearby ocean climate. Though there are a handful of different towns located within the valley, none are perhaps as unique as the Danish town of Solvang. Between the transportive… Read More

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The Best Wine Glasses Will Make Your Vino Taste More Expensive

We didn’t raid your parent’s cabinet for these picks.   If you’re serious about drinking wine—good wine, not the glorified juice your grandparents love—a set of the best wine glasses should be on your shelves (if not on your shopping wishlist). But whether you’re hunting high and low for best-in-class investment stemware to add to your registry or just some solid, budget-friendly starter glasses to share with your hamfisted roommates, there are levels to the wine glasses at your disposal. To get to the bottom of the absolute best glasses to sip… Read More

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How to Get Red Wine Out of the Carpet and Fix Other Vino Catastrophes

BY MARIA C. HUNT Even the most steady-handed sommelier has been victim to a wine spill or two. It should come as no surprise, then, that beverage professionals know a thing or two about cleaning up after a night of partying.  From how to get red wine out of the carpet to the best way to clean a decanter without turning your wrist into a pretzel, these pros have insider tips. Also on tap? The best way to avoid breaking delicate stemware and how to keep stains from setting in. How to Remove… Read More

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How Tannins Really Affect Your Wine, From Taste to Texture

Anyone who has read a wine review or attended a tasting have heard about tannins or tannic structure or grip, so what exactly are they?       Supple. Velvety. Grippy. Opulent. Smooth. Chewy. Silky. Anyone who has read a wine review or attended a tasting has seen or heard these descriptors and many more, which are usually applied to tannins or tannic structure. Discussions of them are omnipresent, but what exactly are tannins?   While we often hesitate to become overly geeky when describing wine, understanding tannins helps to appreciate how… Read More

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How to Protect Your Wine From Heat, Power Outages and Earthquakes (Yes, Earthquakes) — WSJ

Eric LeVine lives in a 7,000-square-foot Foursquare Craftsman home in Seattle that was built in 1912. In 2007, he completed a 2,000-square-foot addition that included a garage, a home theater, a sunroom and a deck. Mr. Levine, founder and chief executive officer of CellarTracker, a website and app for cataloging wine collections, and an avid wine connoisseur, also built two subterranean wine cellars as part of the addition. With 500 square feet of space, the cellars can hold 8,000 bottles, although his personal collection currently consists of 3,200. “A huge temperature-controlled, humid… Read More

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