Partner in Wine

29/07/2026

We're excited to announce a collaboration between Partner in W**e and the Friends of the Bergen County Zoo! 🍷🦬

Join us for W**e Safari, an exclusive after-hours zoo experience featuring w**es inspired by the regions where the animals originate. Each tour is led by a w**e expert and zoo educators for a fun, educational evening.

🎟️ Tickets go on sale TOMORROW! Don't miss this wild night out! Link in bio.
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Do you love fine w**e, animals, and supporting our conservation efforts? The Friends of the Bergen County Zoo is thrilled to present our first-ever W**e Safari, in partnership with Partner in W**e!🍷✨

Enjoy light snacks and refreshments before stepping into the zoo for an exclusive after-hours guided tour! You’ll sample three expertly selected w**es inspired by some of our animals’ native countries while learning about them and how your support helps our mission of wildlife conservation!

🎟️Tickets are live on Eventbrite! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/w**e-safari-at-the-bergen-county-zoo-tickets-1995393744404

Tours last approximately 90 minutes. Spots are extremely limited. Purchase a single ticket or save by purchasing a dual ticket. Guests must be 21+. Guests will not be permitted into the zoo without a valid ID. No exceptions. Doors open at 6:45pm.

02/06/2026

We recently led a tasting event and are excited to share a new collaboration with you soon. More details to come. 🍷

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23/04/2026

We tasted this Nebbiolo bottling a few weeks back. Fresh berries and floral notes with an herbal element. Great structure for a $20 Nebbiolo from Piedmont. Exceptional value at that price point. This w**e is from the Roero DOCG. Have you enjoyed any w**es from Roero or Piedmont recently? I feel this appellation is typically associated with white w**e made from the Arneis grape. **e

25/02/2026

No need for an ice bucket this week.

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14/02/2026

❤️🍷 Brunello and a box of chocolates… sounds like love to me!

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04/12/2025

A few of the selections we had on the table last week for Thanksgiving. Each of these w**es were unique and paired well with a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. These particular bottles were also all $25 and under. (Left to right) Lacryma Christi is from Campania region of Italy. From the Volcanic soil of Vesuvius by Naples. Piedirosso is the grape varietal for this bottling. Red fruit like cherry and raspberry and a bit of spice on the nose. Mineral-driven with a peppery finish, medium body at most. We served this slightly chilled. It was a hit at the dinner table. The 2nd bottle is a blend of Piedmontese varietals. Barbers, Freisa , and Grignolino. Sour raspberry on the nose and a bit of earth. This w**e is organic and technically a natural w**e/. We bought it in Bergen County for $15 on the shelf of w**e shop. Excellent value! The last w**e is from Greece. The varietal is Xinomavro , from the Macedonia region of Greece. Very interesting this w**e was open on the table when we arrived. It was medium -bodied and dry. Complex , yet delicate. Paired well with a small mix of antipasto. All 3 options I thought were delicious and interesting. Fun alternatives for Thanksgiving reds that are all priced well. **e **e **e

25/03/2025

Nothing like w**e and pizza on a Monday night to help start the week. We brought this bottle with us to one our favorite local BYOB, La Sicilia. The varietal, Aglianico is generally found in Southern Italy. Campania and Basilicata in particular are known for Aglianico, and this bottling is from Campania. This bottle is 2020 vintage and drinking very well right now considering we spent about $17. Some raspberry fruit up front, dry with compact tannins. Smooth and easy-drinking. Great option for pizza and other southern Italian classics. **e **e **epairing

17/02/2025

We opened this bottle for a Sunday dinner last night of fettuccine Bolognese. A rosso di Montalcino bottling like this represents great value in the current market. We paid $21 for this on the shelf at a local store in Bergen County. Rosso di Montalcino is 100% Sangiovese Grosso, like it’s older sibling, Brunello. The difference is that the rosso bottlings are not required to age as long in barrel as Brunello. The versatility this w**e displays is excellent for the North Jersey dining scene filled with BYOB restaurants. The 2022 Camigliano Rosso di Montalcino showed notes of sour cherry, cedar, and forest floor. Focused Tannins provide a great balance between the fruit and 14.5% ABV. **e **e **econsultant #201