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The Leap

Some things happen: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, sometimes even every four years. This February, the latter will happen. Leap Year is a calendar correction, realigning calibration and marking a rarity worthy of acknowledgement.
Some things occur on a regular schedule, others occur without warning, like this eNewsletter. Starting with this month's edition, Satek Winery is converting to a mobile format vs the previous desktop one. Much of the current analysis of trends says that people are more likely to interact on a phone or a tablet than a laptop, and so we make a leap. Wine is a world that has low-tech moments, but only the foolish would not see a technological application with benefits and turn away. If this format makes for easier visual "digestion", and appeals to a wider audience, giving people better access to our happenings, then leap we shall.

Coming Soon:

 

Autumn Classic

Noiret 2013

Steuben 2015 

New Releases:

 

Almost Gone:

Old Vin Zinfandel 2012

Corot Noir 2012

Blueberry

Sold Out:

Kreibaum Bay Nouveau 2015

Autumn Classic


 

 

Snow Policy

 If the weather conditions live up to the seasonal norms, we may experience a harsh winter yet, and if there is any chance of heavy snow, please check our Twitter, Facebook, website (the Twitter feed shows there) or even call before coming out, to be sure we are open. We love what we do, but it is only wine.
Cold Weather Climate Conference
 Later this month, up in the frozen North of Minneapolis, the Minnesota Grape Growers Association will be celebrating their 40th Anniversary during the Cold Climate Conference, and Satek Winery will be represented among the attendees. Next month's eNewsletter will have a summary of the event, and we'll hopefully benefit from the company we'll keep. For more information, click here.


Wine Shipping

As of July 1, 2015, the wine shipping laws for the state of Indiana have changed, and wine shipping has becoming easier to do. We still need a valid state ID (Driver's License, most often) but you no longer need to come in to our winery and fill out the Direct Purchaser Verification; instead, you can now fax, email, mail, or even stop in to get us a copy of your ID. This is a good change as far as we at Satek Winery are concerned, and though there is still a 3-bottle minimum, and someone 21 years old or older does still have to sign for the package (FedEx won't drop it off and go), this allows people who did not sign up while in our tasting room or at an event, or even people who have never been up to Steuben County but enjoy our wine, to have it shipped to them, no matter where they are in the state. Many are the times we were unable to ship in the past because of the above reasons, but we hope that this change in law will make wine shipping and the responsible enjoyment of Satek wine a consideration for anyone so inclined.
  

Because
                                                                        

                                               Valentine's Day is about a week away....
 

...is getting ready for his Super Bowl party.




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