Harvard Club of Dallas

Wine Tasting & Business Discussion with the Founder & Proprietor of Cast Wines

Please join us for an evening of wine tasting and educaton at the beautiful home of Ann and Jack Seifrick overlooking White Rock Lake. Jack Seifrick is an HBS alumni and the founder of CAST Wines in Sonoma County, CA. Jack will be presenting select wines and discussing the business of wine making. In addition to several CAST wines, light appetizers will be served.  Wines will be available for purchase with no shipping charges.

Jack Seifrick has a BSBA in Accounting from The Ohio State University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. He spent 25 years in commercial real estate services, architecture firm management and community banking prior to launching the winery.

About Cast Wines: Tucked into the forest on a tranquil bench above our Grey Palm vineyard in the Dry Creek Valley appellation of northern California, Cast Wines grows and produces wines that highlight the best of Sonoma County. Founded in 2012 by Jack and Ann Seifrick of Dallas and a collection of like-minded wine loving families, Cast hand-crafts approximately 4,000 cases of wine annually under the watchful eye of winemaker Mike Gulyash. We toast every guest’s arrival with our delicious sparkling Blanc de Noirs. White wines include our distinctive Russian River Valley Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay and reds include our estate Zinfandel, Petite Sirah, Rose of Zin and proprietary Invocation red blend. A pinot noir from the famed Bacigalupi vineyard in Russian River Valley and a Cabernet Sauvignon from the Pyramid vineyard in Alexander Valley round out our selections. 

DETAILS
Date: November 7, 2019
Time: 6:00 - 8:00pm 

Location: Private Home on White Rock Lake (Address will be provided following confirmation of ticket purchase.)

Cost: $40 for current members of the HBS Club of Dallas or Harvard Club of Dallas. Click here to register.
*Ticket prices will increase $10 after October 23rd.

Email the Harvard Club Administrator here or call 469-431-1436 with questions.