Have you heard about ReSIProcal February?
Throughout the entire month of February, Wine Club members of any SIP Certified tasting room that is participating in ReSIProcal February can visit their wine club’s tasting room and collect a postcard that gives them two (2) complimentary tastings at any other SIP Certified tasting room that is participating.
There are several participants throughout the Central Coast, including Niner Wine Estates, Baileyana, Ancient Peaks Winery, Oso Libre Winery, Center of Effort, Chamisal Vineyards, Timbre Winery’s Tasting Room, Castoro Cellars, and Villa San-Juliette Winery.
If you are a Wine Club member of any of the above SIP Certified tasting rooms that are participating in ReSIProcal February, visit them for a tasting and collect your postcard for your two (2) complimentary tastings for a chance to learn about the other sustainable wine brands on the Central Coast!
A complete list of participating SIP Certified tasting rooms and a map of all locations are available at SIPCertified.org/events/resiprocal2022.
February is a traditionally slow month for tasting rooms. ReSIProcal February is a way to increase tasting room traffic, promote camaraderie between brands, broaden the SIP Certified message of sustainability, and encourage guests to sample other SIP Certified wines!
Sustainability in Practice (SIP) Certified, a project of Vineyard Team, is one of the wine industry’s oldest and most important third-party programs. It enables farmers, wineries and winemakers to preserve the environment and protect human resources by utilizing a blockto-bottle, integrated approach to management. The SIP Certified seal helps growers and vinters assure consumers that their product was made with conscious and care. SIP Certified boasts strict, non-negotiable requirements and standards based on science, expert in