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While Art in the vineyard, a wine tasting and paint event on September 4, winery owner Randy Larson mentioned he was hiring a tasting room manager and event coordinator. After reading the job description, Stanley said she thought, “What better opportunity to come out of retirement and use my professional skills while staying in the area?
Stanley’s new position was officially announced September 16.
“Kristen will surely make a great addition to the staff here and we welcome her as she joins us at Spirits of Norway,†the statement said. “His culinary experience gives him the creative opportunity to combine food and wine. “
Stanley especially likes Unforgettable, his favorite new Spirits of Norway red wine, and she said Tropical Lime is bringing her back to the beach.
The participants of Wine About Wednesday, a free wine tasting event, can meet Stanley at Irish Cottage II, S98W12532 Loomis Court, Muskego, on Wednesday, October 13. The event also celebrates Stanley’s birthday.
That bottle of wine you bought should not be wasted. Here are the best ways to open a bottle of wine without a corkscrew. Rather than trying to remove the cap, you should push the cap into the bottle with a blunt object like a wooden spoon. This is the safest way to open a bottle of wine, however, it can leave debris floating in the wine which is not ideal. Another fairly safe option is to use a bicycle or a ball pump. Just stick the needle in the cork and slowly push air through it until the air forces the cork out of the bottle. You should never open a bottle of wine with a knife, hanger, or lighter as these options are very dangerous. If you are not sure if you can find a corkscrew, it is best to go with the screw cap option.
In photos: Spirits of Norway Vineyard’s new Tour ‘N’ Taste experience
Covered vineyard
Pictured is a covered vineyard at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the town of Norway. The grapes are covered with a net to protect the plants from insects and other predators.
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Covered grapes
Pictured are Brianna grapes covered at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway. The grapes are covered with a net to protect the plants from insects and other predators.
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Grapes exposed
In the photo, grapes on display at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the town of Norway. Most of the grapes in the vineyard are covered with a mesh netting to protect the plants from insects and other predators.
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Randy Larson does a “punch down”
Co-owner Randy Larson of Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway, performs a “punch down†in a grape fermentation vat. When the grapes are left in such a container, all solids, including the skins, seeds, stems or pulp of the grape, rise to the surface and must be reintegrated into the wine. Larson told Spirits of Norway, a punch occurs twice a day: a metallic device pushes the solids down, submerges them and shatters them.
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Outdoor terrace
Pictured are outdoor seating for the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway. The owners said they already had most of the seats on hand.
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Outdoor terrace
Pictured are outdoor seating for the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway. The owners said they already had most of the seats on hand.
Rachel Kubik
Wine sample tasting
Customers taste wine samples during the Tour ‘N’ Taste Saturday experience at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway.
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Take a selfie
Visitors to the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway, take a selfie on Saturday.
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Randy Larson pours for John Halbach
Co-owner Randy Larson of Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway, pours wine samples for John Halbach of Wauwatosa during the new Vineyard Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday.
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Kenosha Char VanSant samples
Spirits of Norway Vineyard co-owner Randy Larson pours wine samples while Char VanSant from Kenosha takes a sip of a red wine during the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road.
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Try a wine sample
Amy Bailey from Kenosha focuses on a wine sample during the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway.
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Tracy Kopp speaks
Tracy Kopp talks with her friends Amy Bailey, Rick and Char VanSant from Kenosha (not pictured) during the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the town of Norway.
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Randy Larson pours wine samples
Spirits of Norway Vineyard co-owner Randy Larson, bottles of wine in both hands, pours wine samples during the new Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday.
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Randy Larson pours wine
Co-owner Randy Larson of Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the town of Norway, pours wine samples during the new Vineyard Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday.
Rachel Kubik
Randy Larson pours wine
Co-owner Randy Larson of Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the town of Norway, pours a wine sample during the new Vineyard Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday.
Rachel Kubik
Try samples
Left to Right: Cambreail Wash, Sally Wash, and Jacqueline Roberts sample wine, cheese and crackers during the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in Norway City .
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Jacqueline Roberts grabs an almond cracker
Jacqueline Roberts of the Brown Deer area in Milwaukee County grabs an almond cracker during the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience on Saturday at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road.
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Merchandise for sale
Pictured are merchandise for sale at the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the town of Norway. Co-owner Cindee Henrichs manufactures the cork crowns.
Rachel Kubik
Merchandise for sale
Pictured are merchandise for sale at the Tour ‘N’ Taste experience at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the town of Norway. Co-owner Cindee Henrichs manufactures the cork crowns.
Rachel Kubik
Merchandise for sale
Pictured are T-shirt products for sale at the Tour ‘N’ Taste Experience at Spirits of Norway Vineyard, 22200 W. Six Mile Road in the city of Norway.
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