Thursday, July 27, 2017Friday, July 28, 2017 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. VIP entry at 5:00 p.m. Thursday, July 27, 2017 Get your tickets now! Friday, July 28, 2017 Experience the Northwest’s finest boutique wines on the zoo’s picturesque North Meadow with Tasting Flight. This is an after-hours, adults-only fundraiser event for Woodland Park Zoo. Must be 21 or over and have valid ID for event entry. Bring Your Own Glass! As part of Woodland Park Zoo’s commitment to sustainability including waste reduction, this is a Bring Your Own Glass* event. *VIP ticket holders will be provided with a souvenir wine glass, and a limited number of souvenir glasses will be available for purchase. Admission for one event night, July 27 or July 28 10 tastings from more than 40 wineries Additional tasting tickets available for purchase Full bottles from participating wineries available for purchase Concessions available for purchase Music hosted by KEXP DJs Morgan and John Richards

Access to some award-winning animal exhibits Glasses of wine available for purchase Tasting Flight VIP Tickets In addition to all benefits listed above, VIP tickets also include: Early Entry at 5:00 p.m. Additional wine tasting tickets See what wineries will be pouring this year. Check out last year's wine list! Get a zoo discount with your Tasting Flight receipt Hold onto your Tasting Flight ticket after the event; if you bring it to the zoo between July 29 and September 30, 2017, you get $5.00 off one general zoo admission. Get the scoop on tickets, parking, food and more. Sign up to receive zoo emails, including information about this event. Like Woodland Park Zoo - ZooTunes and Events for contests, exclusive event and concert updates, and morePlease verify your age. Please certify that you are 21 years or older Yes, I am 21 No, I am not 21Liquor We have the largest liquor selection on Capitol Hill. Specializing in local distilleries from the Pacific Northwest.

You can shop local or global right here.Stock your home bar with high quality, top rated liquors! We offer some of the best liquor the market has to offer, and many of these fine spirits have won numerous awards and received excellent ratings from Malt Advocate, Wine Enthusiast and Whisky Magazine.Beerbuy wine online in japan We have the largest cold beer selection on Capitol Hill If you want draft beer we have 8 taps ready to fill your growler for just $9.99. best type of wine for valentine's dayEVERY SUNDAY growler fills are $2 off!best type of wine for valentine's dayLOCAL BEERSDOMESTIC BEERSINTERNATIONAL BEERSWinebest wine shop in west los angeles

We have a HUGE wine selection! 1400 wines to choose from.Buy 6 or more bottles & receive 10% OFF! REDS: Merlot, Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, International Reds, and more. best selling red wine 2013WHITES: Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Riesling, and more.best of musical and wine 2015 Champagne, Cava, and more. FORTIFIED: Port, Sherry, Madiera, Marsala, Vermouth , and Bum Wine!Since 1986, Yiannis Foods and Wines has become a well-known importer and distributor of European and Mediterranean products for the greater Seattle, Washington area. The family business began selling Greek food products and over the years has added a variety of specialty foods and wines. Owners Yiannis and Katerina Tziotis started the company importing gyro and pita for local Seattle area businesses. Over the years, their product line increased drastically and the business now carries lamb, chicken, calamari, cheeses, yogurt, olives, olive oil, pastries, fillo dough, pasta, canned goods, coffee and spices.

For a complete list of products, please refer to the links for foods and wines. In 1992, Yiannis Foods and Wines began importing specialty wines from Greece, home of the most traditional vineyards in Europe. These regions hold a history of over 2,000 years of wine making experience. Yiannis Foods and Wines carry the popular retsina and a large selection of premium wines from various regions of Greece. Following the footsteps of their parents, Ourania and Dometios have joined the family business to carry on the tradition of offering customers the best quality food and wines products from Greece and the Mediterranean.Coffee offers a new approach to how wine and coffee are presented and sold in Seattle. Our focus — offering products that are alive, real and natural — sets us apart from all other wine merchants and cafes. Come and enjoy coffee, a bite to eat and a glass of wine, or take a bottle of wine and coffee to go.Natural WinesVif is Seattle’s only wine shop that exclusively carries natural wines.

A natural wine is one that goes through fermentation by way of native yeasts — without other additions or physical manipulations. The intention is to make a wine that captures its vineyard, varietals and vintage. CoffeeVif uses beans from Olympia Coffee Roasting Company, a small, quality-focused coffee roaster from Olympia, WA. They bring the same integrity and commitment to farmers, sourcing and roasting coffee that Vif does when considering our choices of produce, ingredients and wine.FoodThe food at Vif is honest and simple, yet with attention to detail. We make everything in-house, aside from the bread we buy from our friends at Columbia City Bakery and Seawolf Bakers. We purchase produce from local farmers as much as possible.A special thanks to Alexandra Godoy for photography.Prohibition may have been repealed in 1933, but you'd barely know it from some of the alcohol laws still on the books in various states. The legacy of the 18th Amendment lives on in state restrictions on when and where alcohol can be sold, and the production of distilled spirits for personal consumption remains illegal by federal law (though you can make your own beer and wine, as long as you're mindful of certain bylaws).

Also, the U.S. is one of the few countries that makes you wait until you're 21 to legally drink. Without a doubt, one of the most confusing and frustrating aspects of these long-standing alcohol restrictions is trying to figure out what kind of booze you can buy in a given state's grocery stores. And then figuring out whether you can do it on Sundays. So we decided to help you with just that. Consider this a definitive guide to buying booze at your local shop. Blue laws, a holdover from colonial-era rules that mandated church attendance on Sundays, are laws that prohibit the sale of alcohol or other items on that day. As long as states can prove that such laws serve a secular purpose (since they can't force you to go to church anymore), courts have held that blue laws are perfectly OK. Some states also prohibit the sale of alcohol on election days. Correction: Washington state changed its liquor laws in 2012. Grocery stores measuring at least 10,000 square feet may sell liquor.