Farallon/20th Annual PinotFest
A public tasting of a sexy wine
20th Annual PinotFest
Saturday, November 17, 2018 · 3:00pm until 6:00pm
A public tasting of a sexy wine
20th Annual PinotFest
Benefitting The Watershed Project. The Watershed Project's mission is to inspire Bay Area communities to understand, appreciate and protect our local watersheds.
Enjoy a glass of pinot with us for our 20th year!
The Great Big Bacchanalia
When: Saturday, November 17, 2018, 3:00pm until 6:00pm.
- Over 50 top pinot noir producers from California & Oregon
- Amazing Farallon appetizers to pair with pinot
- One killer location on Union Square
(And this year featuring a special "Pinot Noir Pop-Up" from our Australian friends Down Under!)
Tag us on social! @PinotFestSF #PinotFest2018 #PinotFestSF
Participating Wineries
Alma Rosa, Au Bon Climat, Big Table Farm, Bonaccorsi, Byron, Calera, Charles Heintz, Chehalem, Cobb, Costa de Oro, Cristom, Domaine Drouhin, En Route, Ernest, Etude, Failla, Fiddlehead, Flowers, Foxen, Freeman, Gary Farrell, Gloria Ferrer, Handley, Hartford Court, Hitching Post, Joseph Phelps, Keller Estate, Kendric, Kosta Browne, LaRue, Littorai, Lutum, Marimar Estate, Melville, Merry Edwards, Nicolas-Jay, Paul Hobbs, Paul Lato, Peay, Radio Coteau, Saintsbury, Siduri, Sinor LaVallee, Soter, Talisman, Talley, Testarossa, Tendril, Thomas Fogarty, Twomey, Wayfarer, Whitcraft, WillaKenzie, Williams Selyem.
- Edition
- 20thTwo decades of PinotFest
- Producers
- 50+From California & Oregon
- Room
- BelugaFarallon's largest private dining room
- Benefits
- The Watershed ProjectProtecting Bay Area watersheds
Reservations
Booking a table at Farallon
Reservations @ Farallon are taken daily between 10am-9pm. Please contact us @ 415.956.6969 for more information or to reserve your table.
Frequently asked questions
About this event
Where is PinotFest held?
In the Farallon Beluga Room — the largest of the three private dining rooms above the restaurant, seating 96 or holding considerably more standing.
What does the ticket include?
Pours from over 50 top pinot noir producers from California and Oregon, plus Farallon appetizers made to pair with pinot.
Who does it benefit?
The Watershed Project, whose mission is to inspire Bay Area communities to understand, appreciate and protect our local watersheds.
Was there anything new in the 20th year?
Yes — a special "Pinot Noir Pop-Up" from Australian producers.
Private Events
Ten guests, or two hundred and fifty
Three private dining rooms, two semi-private spaces and a full restaurant buy-out. Talk to our on-site event planner about dates, menus and wine.