The Saucy Sisters
My favorite party girlz, The Saucy Sisters, are at it again. Barbara Nowak and Beverly Wichman are looking to set a world record on Friday, Nov. 4, for the most women unscrewing a bottle of wine at the same time. While I was unaware of the existence or necessity of this record, now I'm behind their effort 100 percent!
The event is a kickoff for the Wine Down Main Street festival in Franklin, but you don't have to be go to to the festival to participate in the great unscrewing. Tickets to participate are $10 and benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Williamson County. The event is limited to 400 women, so sign up soon at winedownmainstreet.com/get-tickets.
All participants will get a signed copy of the Saucy Sisters' latest book plus other stuff that they are currently working on at the moment. New Zealand's Lonely Cow Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir is providing all the wine, and there will be music by the Wineauxs. The event kicks off at 5 p.m. at the Red House — one block off the square in downtown Franklin. Have fun!
Marche and Woodland Wine Merchant are putting on the pig for another Wine and Swine Dinner this Thursday, Oct. 27, at 6:30 p.m. From the official invite:
If you're a carnivore, chances are you are privy to the magical pleasures of all things pig. We will pay homage to the delights of pork with an evening highlighting a variety of parts, preparations and pairings of swine and wine. The service and skill of the fine folks at Marche is first-rate, and we'd like to humbly think our wine selections for this multi-course affair will be adequately interesting.
RSVP (615) 262-1111
$50 per person
