Mainly Mozart Uncorks a Melodic Wine Adventure

San Diego’s music scene is about to get a lot more flavorful! Mainly Mozart is launching a new chamber music series called “Sommelier Series: The Concertmasters” that’s set to change the game.

We’re talking world-class concertmasters, top-notch sommeliers, and a musical experience that’ll have you savoring every note.

A Perfect Pairing: Music Meets Wine

This three-concert journey will take your senses on a wild ride. Each evening begins with a wine and appetizer reception to prime your palate. Then, you’ll dive into a sommelier-led discussion before the main event—an intimate, intermission-free concert where the wine flows between musical selections.

Star-Studded Lineup

November 16: Philadelphia’s Finest

David Kim, Philly Orchestra’s concertmaster, brings his A-game alongside sommelier Rafael Peterson. The program features Beethoven, Handel, and Dohnanyi to pair with your vino.

January 11: Double Trouble from Dallas

Alexander Kerr and Nathan Olson from the Dallas Symphony team up with sommelier Gabriela Gaeta-Ninet for a night of Brahms, Mozart, and Moszkowski.

February 8: L.A. Philharmonic Meets Hell’s Kitchen

Martin Chalifour of the L.A. Phil takes center stage, with wines curated by Marino Monferrato – the same Marino from Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen!

See You There!

The “Sommelier Series: The Concertmasters” takes place on November 16, January 11, and February 8 at Fairbanks Ranch Country Club, 15150 San Dieguito Road, Rancho Santa Fe.

Tickets range from $125 to $500 per concert, with subscription options available. Grab yours here.

This is one tasting menu that combines the best of music and wine. Cheers to Mainly Mozart for serving up the perfect blend!