As part of the national Come Over October campaign, we’re offering $10 tasting flights every Sunday in October for first-time visitors to the Chronicle Wines Tasting Room.

Come On Over

Join us every Sunday in October for a $10 tasting flight for first-time visitors and experience wine tasting in a relaxed, welcoming environment.

No expertise required. No intimidation necessary. Just good wine, good conversation, and a place to enjoy both.

Join us on Sunday, October 11th, from 3-5 pm at Chronicle Wines to view (and shop) the show, get to know the artist, and sip on Chronicle Wines by the glass.

DAVID COLLINS

Born in Iowa and raised in Texas, David Collins received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1988. Known for his colorful, densely layered abstract paintings. Collins is fascinated by the fluidness of memory and creates a visual language dominated by sites of airports, homes, and construction sites from his recollections. Collins renders these industrial sites and locus of his memories in highly geometric planes and vivid colors. As the viewer is led through his complex compositions, structures begin to assemble into familiar forms while simultaneously expanding and fragmenting.  

Collins has enjoyed a successful career, exhibiting nationally and internationally including with Kenise Barnes Fine Art, Kent CT, Valley House Gallery, Dallas TX, Susan Eley Fine Art, New York NY, Heidi Cho Gallery, New York NY, Jeffrey Coploff Gallery, New York NY, Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta, GA, the National Academy, New York NY, the Dorsky Curatorial Program, Queens NY, and the Jacksonville Museum of Contemporary Art, Jacksonville FL. In addition, the artist has won a Robert Blackburn printmaking workshop fellowship as well as two Yaddo residencies. His work is in many private and public collections including the United States Department of State, Washington DC, Library of Congress, Washington D.C, University of Iowa Hospital, Iowa City, IA, China Sanbao Ceramic Art Institute, Jingdezhen, China, Dallas Jesuit Art Museum, Dallas Country Club, DFW international Airport, and Meridian Teterboro Airport and many others. 

Collins lives and works on the North Fork of Long Island, New York.  

Grace & Grit Pop-Up

EXTENDED!

Every Thursday - All Fall!

Visit us at the Chronicle Wines Tasting Room every Thursday this summer from 5pm-8pm for the Grace & Grit Smashburger Pop-Up!

Each week the menu will feature Chef Adam’s signature Smashburger alongside a rotating menu of season items. Check out the current menu!

Intentional Listening Session with DJ Henry Eu

Sunday October 25th - 3pm-5pm

On Sunday, October 25th from 3pm-5pm, DJ Henry Eu will be bringing a whole new Intentional Listening Session to the Chronicle Wines Tasting Room.  No reservations required.  Join us for some great wine, great conversation, and great music!  

About Intentional Listening and DJ Henry Eu

With the near ubiquitous proliferation of music streaming and the popularity of DJ sets and parties worldwide, there has been a counter movement that focuses on intentional listening, curated sets, and high quality sound. He's bringing the Japanese “listening room” or “listening bar” concept to the North Fork at the Chroncle Wines Tasting Room.

"DJ Henry Eau" is a genre-fluid DJ and electronic music/beat producer based on the East End of Long Island.  His approach to DJing comes from a mix of classical piano training, jazz-band performance, turntablism, and years of producing electronic music. He thinks about DJing with a musician’s precision, but improvises like it's a jam session.

Unfined, Unfiltered - A New Podcast!

We're excited to share that Saltbird Cellars Winemaker, Robin Epperson-McCarthy, is featured on several eposides of Unfined, Unfiltered, the new podcast from Long Island Wine Country - including its deput episode. The episode explores what makes the East End one of the country's most distinctive wine regions.  Robin is joined by fellow award-winning winemaker Tom Spotteck, from Lenz Winery, to discuss the passion, people, and places behind Long Island wine.

Robin shares her perspective on what makes Long Island such a special place - from the region's maritime climate and diverse soils to the collaborative spirit of the local wine community.

Check out all the epsides on Spotify for free!