Pentamere Services
If you’d like to learn more about food and wine pairings, join us for our
Elements of Tasting Class. We’ll teach you basic techniques for evaluating wines and show you how
wines are affected when paired with different foods. It’s a fun and informative evening. And hey,
what could be more appealing than listening to us go on for two hours about subjects we love? Class
schedules are determined by interest in participation.
We think the winery is the place to be. And so do many of our guests.
We’re delighted to host private tastings and receptions at the winery after business hours.
During business hours, we can accommodate small groups. Please give us a call and let us know
you’re coming, so we can staff appropriately. At the same time, we’ll provide cost and
catering information.
If you’d like to plan a tasting, reception or special event off-site and
wish to include Pentamere, we thank you for thinking of us. We will happily arrange for our winery
staff to attend and talk about our wines. Yes, we do let them out in public—with reservation. You
can dress them up, but…
Please note: Regulations regarding the public consumption, distribution and sale of
alcohol are complex. Compliance with those regulations is a critical concern. Please call us when you
start planning your event, so that we can explain our requirements or refer you to the Michigan Liquor
Control Commission.
If it will fit in a basket, we can include it in a Pentamere Gift Basket and
wrap it up for you in a pretty bow (of course, we do recommend putting wine in the mix!). Great
housewarming present, wedding or corporate gift. Give us a little notice so we can do our best work for
you.
We can ship Pentamere’s best to you, anywhere in Michigan. If you live
elsewhere in the U. S., we might be able to ship to you, but each state is a jealous little god in its
own sphere, and they are all determined to prove their independence by having their own Byzantine
regulations. Call us for further information. As for Canadian or International shipments, well, lets
just say that it’s easier to import grapes, than it is to export wine (in other words, we
can’t do it, sorry).
An order form is provided here for your convenience.
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