
Farmers in Wine Series with John Paul of Cameron Winery
An in-person winemaker dinner at The Morris in San Francisco featuring John Paul of Cameron Winery.

A March 8 walk-around tasting at Fort Mason Gateway Pavilion featuring James Suckling and wines from more than 200 wineries.
James Suckling's Great Wines of the World San Francisco 2026 is built around a walk-around tasting at Fort Mason Gateway Pavilion. The event takes place on March 8 in San Francisco and brings together critically acclaimed wineries and wines from around the world in one tasting format.
The San Francisco edition includes more than 200 wineries and 400 top-rated wines. The producer mix spans Europe, South America, and the U.S., with named regions and areas including Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhône, Tuscany, Piedmont, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Champagne houses, and American wineries including California producers.
The grand tasting is described as a three-hour walk-around tasting with a live DJ, and the wine format is centered on tasting directly with owners and winemakers. The program also includes a trade and collector preview window for focused time with producers before the public portion.
James Suckling, Marie Suckling, and part of the JamesSuckling.com team are listed as people to meet at the event. The venue is Fort Mason Center, Gateway Pavilion, with the address given as 2 Marina Blvd in San Francisco.
The ticketing page also lists two seated James Suckling masterclasses before the grand tasting: a Global Cabernet Sauvignon discussion on climate change and a Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars session marking 50 years after the Judgment of Paris, with a rare tasting of six wines including the 1973 vintage.
The tasting features more than 200 wineries and 400 top-rated wines from Europe, South America, and the U.S., including wines connected to Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhône, Tuscany, Piedmont, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Champagne houses, and American wineries.
The grand tasting is a three-hour walk-around tasting with a live DJ, and the event describes tasting wines together with owners and winemakers.
James Suckling, Marie Suckling, and part of the JamesSuckling.com team are listed among the people to meet at the San Francisco event.
The event is held at Fort Mason Center, Gateway Pavilion, at 2 Marina Blvd in San Francisco.
Yes. The program lists seated James Suckling masterclasses, including a Global Cabernet Sauvignon discussion on climate change and a Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars session marking 50 years after the Judgment of Paris.

An in-person winemaker dinner at The Morris in San Francisco featuring John Paul of Cameron Winery.
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