Dunwoody resident brings Napa wine experience to Dunwoody at July 26 event

23.07.2025    Atlanta INtown Paper    2 views
Dunwoody resident brings Napa wine experience to Dunwoody at July 26 event

Jackie Edmundson (supplied) Dunwoody resident Jackie Edmundson, an avid wine lover, has launched a new venture that she calls “her personal passion project,” a one-night-only wine and art experience at the Donald-Bannister Farm. The Aviary: First Flight, to be held Saturday, July 26, will bring together five wines from Napa’s  VGS Chateau Potelle—including its 100-point Zinfandel—paired with chef-designed bites that elevate the tasting journey,” according to a release from Edmundson. “We’re also showcasing original artwork by local artist Linda Pozzobon, with the full visual experience curated by Denise Jackson of Town + Culture,” Edmundson said. “”As someone who cares deeply about the future of Dunwoody — and how we build connection within it — this project has been my way of bringing something truly special to life in our city,” Special guests include the winemaker’s daughter, Clarisse Fourmeaux Kostrzewski, a Brookhaven resident, and Atlanta artist Tryce Marie, “making the evening not just a tasting, but a multi-sensory celebration of storytelling, creativity, and community.” VSG founder Jean-Noel Fourmeaux, according to its website, is a 40-year veteran of the Napa Valley wine industry. His winery “is known only by those who search for wines that have dimension, subtlety and definitive character.” Edmundson said the idea for a wine event in a historic Dunwoody location was born “over a cup of coffee six months ago.” “I’ve been to similar events in Napa that were held in a historic venue, and I just wanted to bring that experience to Dunwoody,” she told Rough Draft. “The wines people will be tasting are not available here, but people will be able to order directly from VGS.” There are two seatings, at 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Edmundson said 30 tickets have been sold so far, coming close to her goal of 50 attendees for the inaugural event. Edmundson said she has been gratified by the interest of people both inside and outside the city, with guests coming from Alpharetta and Buckhead, and others flying in for the event. Tickets for the indoor event, which are $150 per person, can be purchased online. The post Dunwoody resident brings Napa wine experience to Dunwoody at July 26 event appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.

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