The La Casa Wine Experience

The 17 King wine program, poured in our gallery.

A smiling man with a beard and tattoos on his arm, wearing a checkered shirt, stands behind a kitchen counter in front of a wall decorated with black and white framed photos of City scenes and buildings.
Interior of a gallery or cafe with black and white framed photographs on the wall, a countertop with decorative items, and a large window showing parked cars, trees, and a blue sky outside.

This is the 17 King wine program, poured 48 steps up the block.

(we counted)

Same cellar, same sommelier, different room. At the bistro you sit at the King's Table. Here you get the gallery plus the history.

Our sommelier walks you through four pours and the bites that go with them, plus a little history of the building you're sitting in. The art is on the walls for a reason.

We can handle up to 60 in the space. But we are just as happy to pour for two, so stop on by!

Interior view of a modern art gallery or showroom with large windows, potted plants, round tables with white chairs, and black tablecloths. Black and white photographs of buildings and people are displayed on the walls. There is a reception or display counter with decorative items, and a large green plant in the foreground.
Four wine bottles and four wine glasses filled with different types of wine are arranged on a wooden tasting board on a marble table. The background is a neutral wall with a wooden trim.
An art gallery interior with black and white photographs on the wall, colorful sunset photograph, framed artwork leaning against the window, a display table with bottles and glasses, and two small black stools. Sunlight streams through large glass windows revealing parked cars outside.

A tasting at La Casa moves through four pours. At 17 King we build the flight around what you order off the menu. At La Casa the bites come with it, chosen to match, so the whole thing holds together instead of feeling like a sampler tray.

You will learn where each wine comes from, what makes it worth pouring, and what to look for in the glass. Then we open the floor. The questions are always welcome, that’s why we love the space, it’s a place to connect.

The List Behind the Tasting

  • Champagne from Bollinger and Moët

  • Sancerre and Chablis from France

  • Albariño from Rías Baixas

  • Vermentino from Tuscany

  • Barolo and Barbaresco from Piedmont

  • Brunello and Chianti Classico from Tuscany

  • Amarone from the Veneto

  • Bordeaux from Margaux and Saint-Émilion

  • Pinot Noir from Ken Wright and Domaine Serene, Willamette Valley

  • Napa Cabernet from Caymus, Groth, Stags' Leap, and Beaulieu Georges de Latour

  • Tawny Port from the Douro

  • New bottles arriving all the time!

Private and Professional Tastings

  • People socializing inside a cafe, with one man and woman smiling and holding drinks, while others are in the background near a counter.

    Professional

    Quarterly meetings, team off-sites, and client appreciation. A guided tasting gives the night a beginning, middle, and end, so nobody is stuck making conversation across the table.

  • A busy art gallery with people socializing, some seated at tables and others standing, surrounded by colorful ocean-themed artwork on the walls, large windows letting in natural light, and tropical plants inside the space.

    Celebrations

    Birthdays, anniversaries, rehearsal dinners, bachelorette parties. Tell us the occasion and we'll build the flight around it.

  • An art gallery interior featuring black-and-white photographs on the wall, with a wooden countertop displaying wine bottles and glassware, and with framed artwork on the lower part of the wall and a vibrant sunset photograph on the right wall.

    Networking

    Cocktail hours and industry mixers in a room that starts conversations. The wine gives everyone something to talk about first.

Book the La Casa Wine Experience

Kelly from our team will reach out and schedule a time that works best for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Same program, same sommelier, different room. 17 King is the bistro with the King's Table in the bay window, or a dining table with friends. La Casa is the gallery: private, quieter, and built for groups up to 60.

  • About 90 minutes. Four pours with paired bites, then open questions.

  • We seat up to 60, but welcome groups as small at 2.

  • For private groups, yes. Tell us what the group drinks and the sommelier builds the flight off the 17 King list.

  • We currently do not have non-alcoholic wines, but our bar at 17 King does have mocktails on the menu.

  • Public parking is available nearby in the square, and the church next door does have a public parking lot behind their building.