Name That Winery in a Tweet: Win Tickets to Great Wine Events
Wine Evangelist is launching a new game on Twitter. It’s easy and fun. This new game is called TWICKETS — and it could be your ticket to a FREE ticket to many outstanding wine adventures.
All you have to do is play Twickets “Name That Winery” Game – Be the first to identify the winery in a tweet from the clues provided & you will WIN.
Here are the rules:
Clues will be provided on Twitter.
Peeps send tweets to @wineevangelist identifying the winery.
IF you are the first person to identify the winery, you will win a FREE TICKET to an exciting wine event.
Game 1: Win a Ticket to the Social Media Club Sonoma Wine Adventure on July 11th. This event is designed for journalist and social media experts. Get on board!
- 9:30 AM ~ Depart San Francisco on the SMC Wine Adventure Bus bound for Wine Adventure in Sonoma
10:15 AM ~ Arrive at Keller Estate for tour, tasting and lunch
Noon ~ Depart Keller Estate
12:30 PM ~ Private Tour, Tasting, and Snacks at Balletto Vineyards
1:15 PM ~ Private tasting of the incredible Dutton-Goldfield wines
2:15 PM ~ Welcome to Owl Ridge Services & Owl Ridge Winery: Get an insiders view of how a custom crush operation functions and barrel sample the wonderful wines produced
3:15 PM ~ Wine Blending Workshop: Learn to blend your own wine and take home a 375 ml bottle of your blend.
Contests and great prizes throughout the day from International Wine Accessories.
4:45 PM ~ Board the bus and head back to San Francisco
Hope to see you on July 11th in Sonoma!
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Name That Winery
Game 1 – Clue 1
Game 1 – Clue 2 Closest winery to San Francisco as the crow flies.





















The end of June will mark my first five months living in Adelaide. That’s five months of making wonderful friends; five months of establishing where the best burger is offered; five months of constant paper writing (maybe it just seems that way); and five months of drinking nothing but Australian wine with the occasional New Zealand Sauv. Blanc. It has taken five months of consuming Australian wine, but I can now officially declare that I miss my American counter-parts.