Reynoso Wines

Find Our Wines at:

ILLINOIS LOCATIONS:

-The Wine Discount Center – 1826 1/2 North Elston in Chicago (773) 489-3454

-The Artisan Cellar – Merchandise Mart, Suite#110 ( Main Floor ) in Chicago (312) 527-5810

-The Whole Foods – 1550 North Kingsbury in Chicago (312) 587-0648

-The Whole Foods – 6020 N. Cicero Ave in Sauganash (773) 205-1100

-Bistro Margot – 1437 North Wells Street in Chicago (312) 587-3660

-Keefer’s Restaurant – 20 West Kinzie St. in Chicago (312) 467-9525

-One Sixty Blue – 1400 West Randolph St. in Chicago (312) 850-0303

-Kamehachi – 1400 North Wells Street in Chicago (312) 664-3663

-Kamehachi – 1320 Shermer Road in Northbrook (847) 562-0064

-Kamehachi – 240 East Ontario Street in Chicago (312) 587-0600

-Lush Wine and Spirits – 2232 West Roscoe St. in Chicago (773) 281-8888

-Lush Wine and Spirits – 1257 South Halsted St. in Chicago (312) 738-1900

-Lush Wine and Spirits – 1412 West Chicago Ave. in Chicago (312) 666-6900

-Armanetti’s – 3530 North Lincoln Ave. in Chicago (773) 529-0288

-Poison Cup – 1128 West Armitage Ave in Chicago (773) 935-1325

-Ben’z Wine and Spirits – 15 E. Ohio St. in Chicago (312) 222-2505

-Galleria Liqueurs – 3409 N. Southport Ave. in Chicago (866) 930-9284

-Stained Glass – 1735 Benson Ave. in Evanston (847) 864-8600

NORTHERN CALIFORNIA:

-Big John’s Market – 1345 Healdsburg Ave in Healdsburg (707) 433-7151

-Healdsburg Bar and Grill – 245 Healdsburg Ave. in Healdsburg (707) 433-3333

-Oakville Grocery – 124 Matheson St. in Healdsburg (707) 433-3200

-The Wine Annex – 340 Center St. in Healdsburg (707) 433-6488

-The Wine Shop – 331 Healdsburg Ave. in Healdsburg (707) 433-0433

-Bottle Barn – 3331 “A” Industrial Dr. in Santa Rosa (707) 528-1161

-Molsberry Market – 4754 Old Redwood Hwy in Santa Rosa (707) 546-0307

-Traverso’s – 2097 Stagecoach Rd. (at FountainGrove Pkwy) in Santa Rosa (707) 542-2530

-Andy’s Produce – 1691 Gravenstein Hwy North in Sebastopol (707) 823-8661

-Fircrest Market – 998 Gravenstein Hwy South in Sebastopol (707) 823-9171

-Ray’s Food Place – 1139 South Cloverdale Blvd in Cloverdale (707) 894-1813

-Speers Market – 7891 Mirabel Road in Forestville (707) 887-2024

-Vine and Barrel – 143 Kentucky St. in Petaluma (707) 765-1112

-Wilibees Wine and Spirits – 309 Lakeville Street in Petaluma (707) 762-2042

-Waterstreet Bistro – 100 Petaluma Blvd North in Petaluma (707) 763-9563

-Cotati Corner – 1818 La Plaza Suite #106 in Cotati (707) 793-9357

-Il Fornaio – 223 Town Center in Corte Madera (415) 927-3821

-Draeger’s – 222 E. Fourth Ave. in San Mateo (650) 685-3725

-Draeger’s – 1010 University Dr. in Menlo Park (650) 324-7729

-Boardwalk Market – Boardwalk Shopping C in Belvedere Tiburon (415) 435-2822

-Perry’s Union Street – 1944 Union Street in San Francisco (415) 922-9022

-Gallery Market on Union Square – 223 Powell St. in San Francisco (415) 434-7222

-Gamine French Bistrot – 2223 Union St. in San Francisco (415) 771-7771

-Isa – 3324 Steiner St. in San Francisco (415) 567-9588

-Daffodil Restaurant – 665 Bush Street in San Francisco (415) 343-0130

-Spencer & Daniels – 1541 Polk Street in San Francisco (415) 345–1623

-The Jug Shop – 1590 Pacific Avenue in San Francisco (415) 885-2922

-Unwind on Union – 1875 Union St. in San Francisco (415) 931-3436

-Wines of California – 39 Pier #243 in San Francisco (888) 981-9463

-The Wine Mine – 5427 Telegraph Ave. #D-1 in Oakland (510) 547-9463

-Farmstead Cheese and Wine – 6218 La Salle Ave in Oakland (510) 864-9463

-Farmstead Cheese and Wine – 1650 Park St. in Alameda (510) 864-9463

-Cuccia’s – 1228 Johnsville Road in Blairsden-Graeagle (530) 836-2121

-Harvest at Mendosa’s – 10501 Lansing St. in Mendocino (707) 937-5879

-Palace Market – 11300 Shoreline Hwy One in Point Reyes Station (415) 663-1016

MICHIGAN:

-Baxters – 293. N. Zeeb Rd in Ann Arbor (734) 668-7059

-Ninth Bridge Market – 496 Ada Drive SE in ADA Township (616) 676-9292

-Vitale’s Pizza of ADA – 400 BF Ada Drive in ADA Township (616) 676-5400

-Van Horns Market – 2813 Capitol Ave in Battle Creek (269) 979-2001

-Beverage Warehouse – 31111 Greenfield Road in Beverly Hills (248) 644-2155

-The Community House – 380 South Bates in Birmingham (248) 644-2476

-Common Grill – 112 S. Main St. in Chelsea (734) 475-0470

-Sammy’s Fine Wines & Liquor – 4341 S. Commerce Rd in Commerce Township (248) 363-2740

-Cost Plus Wine Warehouse – 2448 Market Street in Detroit (313) 259-3845

-Maria’s Front Room – 215 W. 9 Mile Road in Ferndale (248) 542-7379

-Redwood Lodge – 5304 Gateway Ctr in Flint (810) 233-8000

-Deelite Bar & Grill – 24 Washington Street in Grand Haven (616) 844-5055

-Art of the Table – 606 Wealthy St. S.E. in Gran Rapids (616) 301-1885

-D&W-Breton Village – 1830 Brenton Road SE in Grand Rapids (616) 957-0733

-D&W-Cascade – 6425 28th SE in Grand Rapids (616) 949-5190

-D&W-Gaslight Village – 2181 Wealthy St. SE in Grand Rapids (616) 456-8683

-D&W-Knapp’s Crossing – 2022 Apple Orchard Ave. in Grand Rapids (616) 361-7033

-Siciliano’s Market – 2840 Lake Michigan Dr. NW in Grand Rapids (616) 453-9674

-International Beverage Selections – 2675 E. Paris SE in Grand Rapids (616) 942-7240

-John Russo’s Wine Warehouse & Deli – 4301 Kalamazoo SE, Ste #25 in Grand Rapids (616) 827-3902

-Hansen Foods – 3750 W. Polk Rd in Hart (213) 873-2826

-D&W-Holland – 50 Douglas Ave. in Holland (616) 392-8111

-London Grill of Kalamazoo – 214 E. Michigan in Kalamazoo (269) 381-9212

-Sunny Mart – 3115 South Westnedge Ave in Kalamazoo (269) 341-4190

-Wine Loft – 161 E. Michigan Ave, Suite #110 in Kalamazoo (269) 343-9227

-ABC Fine Wine & Spirits – 3323 28th St. SE in Kentwood (616) 460-8639

-D. Vine Fine Wines – 17386 Haggerty Road in Livonia (734) 432-3800

-AJ’s Party Port – 423 S. James St. in Ludington (231) 845-5510

-Jamesport Brewing Co. – 410 S. James St. in Ludington (231) 845-2522

-Luciano’s – 103 W. Ludington in Ludington (231) 843-2244

-”H” Hotel – 111 W.Main St. in Midland (989) 839-0500

-Ladd’s & Company – 4230 Henry St. in Muskegon (231) 799-2130

-Pints & Quarts – 990 W. Norton in Muskegon (231) 830-9889

-Durand Wine Company – 161 S. Hancock St. in Pentwater (231) 869-5520

-Gull Landing – 438 S. Hancock St. in Pentwater (231) 869-4215

-D&W Fresh Markets – 525 Romence Rd. in Portage (269) 329-3202

-Hardings-Woodbridge – 3750 W. Centre St. in Portage (269) 329-3041

-Bostwick Lake Inn – 8521 Belding Road NE in Rockford (616) 874-7290

-Oak City Grille – 212 W. 6th St. in Royal Oak (248) 556-0947

-Butler Pantry – 119 Butler Street in Saugatuck (269) 857-4875

-Poppycocks – 128 E. Front St. in Traverse City (231) 941-7632

-Wine Sellers – 16409(B) Red Arrow Highway in Union Pier (269) 469-7566

-Champane’s Wine Cellars – 7007 Chicago Road in Warren (586) 978-9463

NEW YORK:

-Brite Buy Discount Liquors – 11 Avenue of the Americas in New York (212) 226-4993

-Columbus Avenue Wine & Spirits – 730 Columbus Ave. in New York (212) 865-7070

-Columbus Circle Liquor Store – 1780 Broadway in New York (212) 247–0764

-Delaware Plaza Wine & Liquor – 180 Delaware Ave. Unit 27 in Delmar, NY (518) 439-4361

-Dixon Place – 161 Chrystie St. in New York (212) 219-0736

-Gramercy Tavern – 42 E. 20TH Street in New York (212) 477-0777

-Heights Chateau – 123 Atlantic Ave. in Brooklyn, NY (718) 330-0963

-Hunters Point Wines & Spirits – 4707 Vernon Blvd in Long Island City, NY (718) 472-9463

-Mei Chi Liquors – 391 Flatbush Ave in Brooklyn, NY (718) 622-1403

-Riingo Restaurant – 205 East 45TH St. in New York (212) 867-4200

-Shawn’s Wine & Spirits – 141 7TH Ave. in Brooklyn, NY (718) 622-7947

-Slope Cellars – 436 7TH Ave. in Brooklyn, NY (718) 369-7307

-Stuyvesant Square Liquors – 333 2ND Ave. in New York (212) 473-5050

-Tribeca Wine & Spirits – 327 Greenwich Street in New York (212) 965-0657

-Windsor Wine Shop – 474 Third Ave. in New York (212) 779-4422

TEXAS:

-Ibiza Food & Wine Bar – 2450 Louisiana in Houston (281) 524-0004

-Brenner’s Steakhouse – 10911 Katy Freeway in Houston (713) 465-2901

-Taste of Texas – 10505 Katy Freeway in Houston (713) 932-6901

-Chachi’s Mexican Bar & Grill – 5 North Main Street in Kingwood (281) 360-1789

-Lynn’s Steakhouse – 955-1/2 Dairy Ashford in Houston (281) 870-0807

-Cafe Benedicte – 15455 Memorial Drive,Ste#100 in Houston (281) 558-6607

-Vine Wine Room – 12420 Memorial Drive in Houston (713) 463-8463

-Masraff’s – 1753 Post Oak Blvd in Houston (713) 355-1975

-Ouisie’s Table – 3939 San Felipe in Houston (713) 528-2264

-Yapa Kitchen Fresh Take-Away – 3173 W. Holcombe Blvd in Houston (713) 664-9272

-Houston Wine Merchant – 2646 S. Shepherd in Houston (713) 524-3397

-Farpointe Cellar – 721 E. Southlake Blvd. in Southlake (817) 416-7500

-Put A Cork In It – 2972 Park Hill Dr. in Fort Worth (817) 924-2675

LAS VEGAS:

-Del Frisco’s – 3925 Paradise Rd. in Las Vegas (702) 796-0063

-Off The Strip – 9837 West Tropicana Ave. in Las Vegas (702) 876-3080

-Grotto – The Golden Nugget in Las Vegas (702) 385-7111

-BOA Steakhouse – The Forum Shops at Caesars in Las Vegas (702) 733-7373

-Rick Moonen’s RM Seafood – The Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas (702) 632-9300

-Palms Casino and Resort – 4321 West Flamingo Road in Las Vegas (702) 942-7777

Posted on April 16th, 2010 by rob
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Double Gold at The 2012 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition

Our 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon wins Double Gold at The 2012 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition.

The 2012 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition has set a new American wine competition record with an astounding 5,500 entries, surpassing its previous record of 5,050 last year. For nine consecutive years, this prestigious competition holds strong as the “Largest Competition of American Wines in the World.”

A public tasting of these award winning wines will be at the Festival Pavilion, Fort Mason Center in San Francisco from 2-5 pm on February 18, 2012.

http://winejudging.com/medal_winners_2012/453.htm

Posted on January 9th, 2012 by rob
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30% Off Sale – Happy Holidays

Enjoy 30% off Reynoso Family Vineyards magnums of Cabernet Sauvignon until December 31st, 2011.

Season’s Greetings and best wishes throughout the New Year.

~ The Reynoso Family Vineyards Team ~

http://www.reynosovineyards.com/shop/prices-drop.php

Posted on December 6th, 2011 by rob
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2011 Vintage – Joe and Elena look back

If one way is better than another, that, you may be sure, is Nature’s way.

-Aristotle

Over the last four years in Sonoma County, Nature has shown her capricious and playful side: Late, unpredictable frost, a cold Spring and Summer with a sudden 110 heat-spike, rain in June (late!), rain in September (early!!). This has played havoc with the plans of both farmers and wine makers, but we have found that Nature’s way is the better one, though it may seem inexplicably unkind, has a destination that we may not perceive, and a path that seems wayward. Embrace her path as your own—you can complain all the way, but in the end travelling with her is better than wandering on your own.

2011 Challenges

Did you know that the weather during the Spring of one year will affect the quantity of fruit that the vines set the next year?! The Spring of 2010 was cold and wet, which made the number of buds that the vines “pushed” this Spring lower. This Spring was also cold and wet, in fact it was the coldest on record. We also had the latest significant rain in our 18 year history—we got about 2 inches of rain on the weekend of 4 June!! In a normal year this would only affect our recreational plans for the weekend, but in a cold year such as this, the buds were in flower 2-3 weeks later than normal, so we had to worry about the rain knocking off those tiny, fragile blooms. Additionally, the late rain can lead to rot and mildew both immediately and for the next month or more. We were prepared and did not suffer any rot or mildew, but there is nothing you can do about rain knocking off blooms. Once the fruit had set a couple of weeks later we could see the damage: we lost 60% of our Sauvignon Blanc and a depressing 90% of our Viognier!! Reds fared better, but were still off 25%-50% depending on varietal.

The cold Spring became a cool Summer, though even in a cool Summer our vineyards enjoy 80 degree sunshine every day. With the combination of the cold Spring and the cool Summer, many were wondering if the grapes would ripen before the first rains, if at all. That is not a problem that we have here at Reynoso Family Vineyards—we often joke that if we don’t get ripe, no one does! Our vines are inured to the heat that we can get here and they can shrug off 110 degrees; and during cold years, they get enough sunshine and heat to ripen their fruit. Farming in this warmer growing climate gives us an edge: we always get enough heat to get the fruit ripe. In years like the last two, we can sleep a little better at night than those in cooler growing areas.

We began picking Sauvignon Blanc on 21 September, our latest start ever. We normally begin picking Sauvignon Blanc at the end of August or beginning of September, and have occasionally been completely done with harvest by the day that we started this year!! Things were going well, we had dry warm weather and many in the business were becoming certain that all their fruit would get ripe despite the late season and the cool year. And then it rained. We got just under two inches in two days. This was not a good situation: now we had to wait for the soil to dry up, and for the inevitable dilution of the sugar and flavor in the grapes to correct itself, which they will given time and good weather. But with all that rain comes the threat of botrytis, black rot, and green mold. Wineries and growers held their breath and hoped that these dreaded bogeymen of the vineyard did not make their appearance.

With these, time is not on your side: once they make their appearance they can destroy your crop in a few days. Within 2 days people were seeing the first signs of botrytis and panic hit the vineyards of Napa, Sonoma, and Mendocino. We still had fruit for our many winery clients hanging, and they wanted it picked NOW. Botrytis and black rot moved through the North Coast like wildfire. It destroyed the crop on many acres of vineyards. Estimates are that 70-80% of the fruit in some areas was lost. What was picked was already rotting and not ripe, or about to rot and not ripe. Few vineyards escaped unscathed. Here we had to rush to pick for our clients, but the fruit was ripe, and thanks to the well-drained soils on our sunny hillsides, it was not much diluted by the rain. We were lucky. Sadly, many other growers were not.

2011 The Silver Lining

So Nature gave us quite an exhilarating ride again this year, and despite our complaints, protestations, and cries in the wilderness, Nature’s way seems to have led us (kicking and screaming) to some pretty great wines. We think that the Sauvignon Blanc may be the best we have ever produced; the Syrah is dark, packed with wild blackberry, and will be loving the barrels they are resting in now; and the Cabernet is dark and concentrated with soft, luscious tannins. We evaluate the wines as they progress, but we are confident that we have the core of wines that will both express and mask the difficulty of the vintage. The Sauvignon Blanc promises to be as delicate as our previous vintages with gorgeous papaya and passion fruit notes: you will want to suck it down with a straw! The Cabernet and Syrah are a bit lower in alcohol (relative to previous vintages), display dense fruit flavors, surprisingly dark color, and pretty, more elegant tannins. Our little piece of the Alexander Valley will shine despite the less than optimal weather that Wine Country endured. The wines and vines are down for their Winter slumber, post- harvest fertilizers have been applied, and our cover crops have been planted…bring on the rain!

In closing, Reynoso Family Vineyards would like to thank Mother Nature for these strange and unexpected results. Please forgive us for questioning your wisdom and kindness. You provided us with a tremendous opportunity to learn this year, and we hope that we have taken full advantage of it. And to our Wine Club Members: thank you for inviting us to your tables, for that is what you do when you enjoy our wines. Your past and continued support means a lot to us, and we are very grateful!

~ Wishing you and yours a bountiful and joyous Thanksgiving ~

Joe and Elena Reynoso

Posted on November 16th, 2011 by rob
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Artisano Grand Tasting- Saturday, November 19th from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm

Artisano is a celebration of local, handcrafted, small production and exquisite wine, food and art. The 3rd annual Artisano event will take place at Vintners Inn/John Ash & Co. on November 18th – 19th, 2011. Artisano features a full weekend of activities, including a Winemaker Dinner on Friday evening, Grand Tasting on Saturday afternoon, and a Harvest Dinner on Saturday evening.

Artisano Grand Tasting- Saturday, November 19th from 11:00 am until 4:00 pm

The Event Center at Vintners Inn

The Grand Tasting is an opportunity to sample and discover local artisan ultra-premium wines rarely available to the general public and enjoy small plates from renowned restaurants featuring locally raised meat and produce. The event will also feature sampling of local artisan cheeses, charcuterie, chocolates, and other culinary delights from gourmet artisan food producers. You can browse and purchase paintings, original works of art from several of the region’s premier artists and enjoy chef demonstrations and book signings with local celebrity chefs. A silent auction will feature a wide range of food, wine and art items donated by local artisans and others to benefit Slow Food Sonoma County North. All this while being serenaded by live music makes this one of Sonoma County Wine Country’s most anticipated events!

http://arestravel.com/4042_attraction-tickets_a843_r434007.html

http://www.artisano.org/aboutus.html

Posted on November 1st, 2011 by rob
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93 pts by Tasting Panel’s Meridith May – October 2011

“REYNOSO FAMILY VINEYARDS 2005 CABERNET SAUVIGNON, Alexander Valley ($60) Makes some other wines come off like sandpaper: this is a lush, smooth ride with cranberry and spiced tea notes while creamy vanilla and sweet tobacco ride shotgun. 93″ Tasting Panel’s Meridith May-October 2011

We only have a few magnum’s available. Sold Out in 750ml bottles.

http://digital.copcomm.com/title/3614

To order……http://www.reynosovineyards.com/shop/17-2005-cabernet-sauvignon.html

Posted on October 26th, 2011 by rob
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San Francisco Vintners Market – October 15th & 16th

Please join Reynoso Family Vineyards at this autumn’s San Francisco Vintners Market . If you’re tired of going to wine tasting events, discovering great new wines and then never being able to find them again, San Francisco Vintners Market is for you. Similar to farmers markets, our event allows consumers to sample the wines on display and buy them on the spot.

http://sfvintnersmarketfall2011.eventbrite.com/

What: San Francisco Vintners Market Fall Harvest In The City!
When: October 15th & 16th
Where: Fort Mason Center, San Francisco, CA (Festival Pavilion)
Cost:
General Admission: $70/$80 day of event (Includes all wines except Reserve Room)
Reserve Admission: $95/$100 day of event (Includes Reserve Room access to wines priced at $50 per bottle or higher)
Times: Trade tasting 12pm – 1pm Saturday & Sunday (RETAIL WINE BUYERS AND MEDIA ONLY)
Consumer Access: 1pm – 4pm Saturday & Sunday
Reserve Room Access: 12pm – 4pm
21 and Older Only! No pets or children

Posted on October 6th, 2011 by rob
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August 27th & 28th – 17th Annual Bodega Seafood Art & Wine Festival

One of the most popular festivals in the Bay Area, the event annually attracts thousands of foodies, art aficionados, wine and beer connoisseurs and music lovers to picturesque Watts Ranch in the village of Bodega.

More than 25 wineries and 15 micro breweries will pour wine and beer, while 15 restaurants and catering companies will offer a bounty of seafood classics, including barbecued oysters, crab cakes, Key Lime calamari, clam chowder and other delicacies. Vegetarian options will also be available.

Proceeds from the event will support two important causes — Stewards of the Coast and Redwoods, which works in partnership with the California State Parks Foundation to provide environmental stewardship programs, and the Bodega Volunteer Fire Department.

Festival hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, August 27, and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, August 28. Admission is $12 for adults and free for children less than 12 years of age. Watts Ranch is located at 16855 Bodega Highway in the village of Bodega. For additional information, go online to www.winecountryfestivals.com.

So don’t walk, run to the village of Bodega!!

Posted on July 18th, 2011 by rob
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Sunday July 10th, 2011 – Petaluma’s 10th Annual Art & Garden Festival

Please join us Sunday, July 10TH at the Petaluma Art & Garden Festival. All the fun happens around 4TH St. & Kentucky St., from 11 am until 5 pm. Drink some Reynoso Family Vineyards Estate Wines while enjoying local artists and gardeners. Tommy Castro hits the stage around 3pm.

http://www.petalumadowntown.com/ArtAndGardenPetaluma.aspx

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjNY5yidR_c

Posted on June 21st, 2011 by rob
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RFV & Cellar Angels Partner – June 14th, 2011

Reynoso Family Vineyards is excited to announce our partnership with Cellar Angels, a unique company that works directly with wineries and charities to offer “Exquisite wine, exclusive prices for extraordinary causes.” ( A slight rearrangement of their mission.) Our event will begin 14 June 2011 and will last five days. We will be offering our newly-released 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon at a discounted price. Proceeds from all sales will be donated to any one of the nine charities that Cellar Angels works with, and you get to choose which one when you make a purchase!! To participate in this exciting event you must first register at www.cellarangels.com. Once registered you will be able to purchase the wine, choose your charity, and, if that is not enough, watch a short interview with Elena Reynoso!!

We hope that you are able to take advantage of this great price and help out some amazing charities. Thank you for your support of Reynoso Family Vineyards, Cellar Angels, and the charities that will benefit from this, and every Cellar Angels event!! Very Best Wishes, Joe, Elena and Rob. For more information: https://cellarangels.com/

Posted on June 13th, 2011 by rob
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Friday Night Live in Cloverdale – Music of ALBINO!

Join us for Friday Night Live at the plaza in Cloverdale on June 24th, 2011.

Festivities begin at 5:30 pm with the Farmers Market, which also offers a variety of food booths. Local restaurants are open for early bird and late night specials. Craft beer, local wines and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase during the evening. Music begins at 7:00 pm.

ALBINO! is a San Francisco-based, ten piece Afrobeat ensemble that honors the fiery legacy of Nigerian musical icon and political outlaw Fela Kuti. ALBINO!’s high-energy grooves and explosive stage show are thick with hypnotic percussion, heavy horns, intense dance solos, wild costumes and infectious group choreography. You’ll discover moves you didn’t know you had!

Winery Sponsors for this event: Reynoso Family Vineyards and Long Gamma Cellars

Telephone: (707)894-4410 {Cloverdale Arts Alliance}

http://www.albinoband.com/

Posted on May 25th, 2011 by rob
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