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Mental Notes is a wine tasting in a party format. It will be about much more than woody notes, long finishes and seasonal men’s shirting. On the day (Saturday the 30th of April, 3-6pm) you’ll have the optional pleasure of tasting over a hundred unique, engaging and just generally excellent wines from Australia and overseas.
Mental Notes is a wine tasting in a party format. It will be about much more than woody notes, long finishes and seasonal men’s shirting. On the day (Saturday the 30th of April, 3-6pm) you’ll have the optional pleasure of tasting over a hundred unique, engaging and just generally excellent wines from Australia and overseas.Â
All selections are made with care and underpinned by a sincere love for the love of wine. Beyond this lies the additional chance to have a go at some rare sake and some even rarer spirits. Both rarity and quality will be sky high.Â
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Joel Amos (DRNKS) and the effortless pairing of Kenneth Graham and Jake Smyth (Mary’s, The Unicorn) will be hosting on the day. Jake and Kenny will have a bar on the go throughout, meaning the tasting extends beyond the tasting and you can keep the candle burning at the good end.
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Slide past for a beer or dip into a wine list that will be switching up every hour. Although a pretty booze-centric event, there will also be food. So much food of such reverence that “pundits” are tipping “bucketloads” of “the mad gear”. The infamous Mary’s will have a stall ticking over all day long and Icebergs’ Maurice Terzini and Monty Koludrovic will be gradually building towards a Mortadella
crescendo right next door. Buon appetito muchacho.
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If you can picture the above mentioned event happening anywhere outside your wildest dreams, then picture this: it’s on at the National Art School’s Cell Block Theatre and surrounding courtyards, a true Sydney gem.
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Great wines don’t happen overnight, they’re made.
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Mental Notes
Saturday, 30th April 2016, 3-6pm
National Art School Cell Block Theatre