As global warming changes the climactic face of “traditional” wine terroirs, we must look to alternative regions and alternative fruit sources. In Maine, that means making wine from wild lowbush blueberries, a fruit source that has a history in Maine that dates back 10,000 years.  Through the lens of RAS’ blueberry and other fruit wines we can explore how sometimes the answer to our future challenges can come from the past… And don’t be scared - fruit/blueberry wine does not equal sweet wine! Part of the goal of this tasting is to debunk that myth as well. These wines span the full range of wine styles and are absolutely delicious! As always, tasting are FREE, and you can swing through any time between 5-7.  Buy 6 or more wines on the night of a tasting, you get 10% off!

Part of the larger Brunswick Wine Week festivities!

Brunswick Wine Week 2026! - “Futures”

Nov 9-15 

During the second week in November, local restaurants, bars, & wine shops host themed experiences & events, designed to build a connected, local community through the diverse world of wine.  

The theme for 2026 is “Futures.” 

The wine world is changing, and we are here to talk about it. What does the future of the wine world hold? New generations are taking over legendary houses, there is a global focus on sustainability, and more conscious alcohol consumption is driving interest in smaller formats and packaging that extends shelf life. Additionally, the move away from cork, and the economic impact of importing heavy glass bottles are all contributing to unique alternative packaging approaches.

Website with info on all events: https://www.brunswickwineweek.com/