Rombauer Vineyards Is Bringing Its Signature Blue Party to Nashville

Rombauer Vineyards has been a family-owned company since 1980, with massive grape holdings in Napa Valley, Sonoma County, the Sierra Foothills and the Santa Lucia Highlands. Known for creamy, buttery chardonnays and rich cabernet sauvignons, Rombauer sells out its inventory almost every year, and that’s more than 4 million bottles of wine.

The company is also known for its signature blue-and-white label designs, the inspiration for a series of Rombauer Blue parties that travel across the U.S. They’ll bring their wines and party on Thursday, Oct. 1, to L.A. Jackson, the rooftop bar of the Thompson Hotel in The Gulch from 6 until 9 p.m.

Dedicated to spreading “the joy of wine,” the Blue Party also spreads assistance by donating part of the ticket proceeds to local charities. In Nashville, that organization is CORE (Children of Restaurant Employees), which provides financial grants to food and beverage service employees with children faced with a life-altering medical crisis or natural disaster.

Guests are encouraged to dress in the most fabulous Rombauer Blue (or white) attire and boots for an evening of wine, heavy hors d'oeuvres and music, plus a special surprise guest appearance to announce Rombauer’s newest partnership. If you need outfit inspiration, check out this video from a recent Arizona edition of the Blue Party.

Each guest will also receive a Rombauer swag bag and special pricing on wine purchases. Tickets are selling out quickly, so grab yours at the event website before it’s too late!