Newsletter
04/01/2025 – April 2025 Newsletter


Twisted Tunes……
Twisted Barrel Winery is proud to be hosting it’s first-ever “Twisted Concert”. We are so honored to be hosting the popular Mr. Donovan Bryant. Donovan is a very popular country crooner that has been wowing crowds from here to Nashville. The concert is being held at Twisted Barrel Winery on May 16 from 7 to 9 p.m. $20 tickets get you a commemorative glass, a glass of wine and entrance to the concert. We will also be offering a limited number of VIP tables for 8 that will include a reserved table with seating, two bottles of sparkling or wine, a charcuterie board for the table and commemorative glasses. VIP tables are limited at a cost of $250 for 8 people. Fired Up Pizza will be on site offering a variety of delicious pizzas for purchase as well as Costa’s Finest Kettle Corn with their ever-popular funnel cakes, kettle corn and fresh lemonade. We are working hard to make this an epic evening of amazing music, delicious food and wine and a fun time for all! If you have questions or need additional information, please feel free to contact the winery. We hope you will plan to join us for this wonderful event!
We held our first wine club party of the year just a few weeks ago. If you were able to attend, we thank you and hope you had a great time. For those unable to be there, your wine club packages await you and we hope to see you soon. We are also excited for another Firepit Friday on April 4 – the corn hole crew is warming up! Saturday, April 5, is the Lodi Wine Show at the Grape Pavilion. Over thirty wineries will be showcasing their wines and we are honored to be among them. If you attend, look for Brock and crew and stop by and say “hello”. Twisted Barrel also continues to host small events and private parties for those looking for an intimate setting. We will be closed on Saturday, April 12 for one of these private events, but open on Sunday, April 13 as usual. We will also be closed in observance of Easter on Sunday, April 20.
As the flowers begin to bloom and our weather turns to glorious spring, we hope you will stop by and enjoy a glass of wine with us! We also hope you are able to celebrate the joyous holiday of Easter with family and friends. And as always, we thank you for your support of Twisted Barrel Winery.
Cheers,
Denise Warmerdam
(Mom and Oma)
04/01/2025 – April 2025 Newsletter
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