Tom Myers: Made In Paso Film Screening

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Join the Wine His­to­ry Project at Cas­toro Cel­lars for Vin­tage Paso Week­end. On Sat­ur­day, March 21st from 12 – 4pm, the Wine His­to­ry Project will be screen­ing a new doc­u­men­tary film, fea­tur­ing Cas­toro Cel­lars wine­mak­er Tom Myers. Tom has filled over 180 mil­lion bot­tles of wine in San Luis Obis­po Coun­ty dur­ing his 41 harvests.

Through­out the film, Tom shares his insights into the process of wine­mak­ing: ​“The annu­al cycle comes alive with wine­mak­ing. My life is so dic­tat­ed by the sea­sons. The tran­si­tion of fresh grapes to aged wine is remark­able.” The film was pro­duced by Partners2Media.

Atten­dees will enjoy com­pli­men­ta­ry tast­ing flight of Cas­toro Cel­lars Zin­fan­dels while they watch the film. Dona­tions are $15 for the tast­ing flight and film screen­ing. All pro­ceeds will go to the Wine His­to­ry Project of San Luis Obis­po Coun­ty to sup­port research, archives, exhibits and collections.

Image Credit: Tom Myers. ©Julia Perez, The Winemakers of Paso Robles.