Series Pass to access all 3 events

$20/$27

Individual Ticket

$10/$15

*Wines not included in the price of the ticket.

To order the wines, please email Chelsea Bell at chelsea@gordonswine.com with your order and she can arrange for store pick-up or delivery. Please place your order at least three business days before the event date to ensure a timely delivery. Discounts of 10% off mixed 3 bottles, 15% off mixed 6 bottles, and 20% off mixed 12 bottles can be provided for any of the wines featured in this event series (discount does not apply to wines already on sale).

For 15% off your purchase of any non-sale French wines through Gordonswine.com, contact Cultural Manager Clémence Bary Boloré via email to get the discount code.



About Hedges Family Estate

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Led by a passion for authenticity and a deep connection to the land they call home, the Hedges Family epitomizes the modern wine estate. A blend of rich cultural upbringings and a shared love for creating beautiful wine converge at the heart of bucolic Red Mountain, fostering a true homegrown approach to farming and viticulture. Hedges Family Estate unites past and present, evolving tradition for generations to come.









About Christophe Hedges

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Son to Tom and Anne-Marie Hedges, Christope enjoys collecting and drinking wine, eating good food, working outside in the vineyard, masonry/sculpting with stone, and traveling. He graduated from the University of San Diego with a Business Degree and minor in Theatre Arts. Before starting his journey with Hedges Family Estate, he worked as a wine buyer, wine steward, and even a bull rider! He is currently the General Manager of Hedges Family Estate.



Upcoming Events

Friday, October 2, 2026

Seeking opportunities to speak French? Join us online for our popular members-only conversation gathering.

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Saturday, October 3, 2026

We invite parents and children to gather in the children's room of our library for a magical story time in French!

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Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Discover the art and aspirations of May ’68 through original protest posters on view in our gallery. Curated by Emily Ternynck, this exhibition explores a movement that challenged authority and imagined a new society.

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