Wines Class & Tasting

A focused Amarone class

The event is presented as an educational wine class and guided tasting centered on Amarone wines. Its source description is “All about AMARONE,” so the useful takeaway is narrow and specific: this is not just a general wine gathering, but a class-format tasting with Amarone as the named subject.

No producer, vintage, instructor, or individual bottle lineup is listed. That keeps the program description simple: expect the page to identify the theme and format, but not a deeper catalog of featured wines or teaching personnel.

Restaurant setting in Alexandria

The tasting is hosted at Thompson Italian in Alexandria. Thompson Italian is identified as a restaurant, and the location is listed at 1024 King St, Alexandria, VA 22314, giving the event a specific city, venue type, and street address.

The available venue details stop at name, restaurant type, city, and address. There are no listed room details, seating format, menu items, or service notes, so the page should not imply a dining format or pairing structure beyond the wine class and tasting itself.

Schedule information

The event has a listed start and end on the same scheduled date. The exact date and time can be shown by the event details layer, while the editorial copy can stay focused on what the program is: an Amarone-centered class and guided tasting at Thompson Italian.

The schedule information does not add extra sessions, preview periods, or extended programming. It supports a single listed event window, without enough detail to describe arrival timing, tasting order, or any post-class component.

What the page can safely say

The strongest verified description is concise: an educational guided tasting about Amarone wines, held at Thompson Italian in Alexandria. Details such as price, booking status, guest experts, food pairings, and the specific wines being poured are not included here, so they should not be added to the editorial copy.