Wine tasting and Perfume composition

ROSEOVERDOSE & SEEWINES invites all curious winemakers to a special event dedicated to the aromas of wine, during which you will have the opportunity to compose your own perfume! "

Our regular visitors are well aware that wine tasting is a complex process in which we engage a number of senses: sight helps us to distinguish different shades of color and make assumptions about age; the sense of smell and taste help us to perceive aromas and respectively tastes that we associate with the variety, the different techniques in making the wine or its age.Apart from the fact that both wine and perfumes can be expensive, but invariably pleasing hobbies, aromas are what unite them, as the connection between them is multi-layered, and the topic is generous and extremely interesting.

It is in the vast world of aromas that we will immerse ourselves in this special event, exploring the points of contact between the enjoyment of our favourite drink and the fragrance of perfumes.

In the first part of the event Asen Milushev from Seewines will present 4 exceptional wines, and in the second part Silvia Yonkova from ROSEOVERDOSE www.roseoverdose.com will reveal the mystery of perfumery, helping you create a perfume composition inspired by the wines tasted.

Give yourself an evening full of games for the senses and unexpected combinations of aromas!

DETAILS:

19:30 - 20:30 - Wine tasting. and discussion about the leading aromas, their formation, development and intensity

2020 Floreado Sauvignon Blanc, Alto Adige DOC, Cantina Andrian
2019 Vintner's Reserve Chardonnay, California, Kendall-Jackson
2014 Charmes de Kirwan, Margaux, Chateau Kirwan
NV La Cilla Pedro Ximenez, Bodegas Barbadillo

20:30 - 21:30 - Perfume Studio

PRICE: 150BGN

Price includes:
- tasting. of 4 wines (50ml of each per person)
-meat & cheese platter, bread and olive oil
-a bottle with 10 ml of perfume composition created during the event

Seewines Gallery, 106 Bulgaria blvd – Thursday, March 10th, 19:30

!The event will be held in accordance with the current anti-epidemic measures, requiring a "green certificate".