International Viognier Day at Fenestra Winery

Fenestra Winery in Livermore is using International Viognier Day to spotlight its white wine with a three-day tasting event running April 24-26. (patch.com) The winery said its Viognier is 30% off during the weekend promotion at its tasting room at 83 Vallecitos Road. The event listing says service starts at 11:30 a.m. Friday and continues through Sunday. (patch.com) (livermoredowntown.com) Fenestra describes Viognier as a full-bodied white grape known for peach, apricot and honeysuckle aromas. The winery says its own bottling spends three months in stainless steel. (fenestrawinery.com) The event is part of Fenestra’s regular Friday-to-Sunday tasting schedule, which runs 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with the last full tasting seated at 3:15 p.m. Reservations are encouraged, and walk-ins are accepted if space is available. (fenestrawinery.com) Fenestra says it was established in 1976 and is marking 50 years of winemaking in Livermore Valley in 2026. The winery’s main site also describes the property as a historic winery destination in the region. (fenestrawinery.com) (exploretock.com) Livermore Valley Winegrowers Association markets the area as a wine tourism destination with multiple tasting rooms and weekend events. Fenestra’s Viognier promotion lands inside that broader push to draw Bay Area visitors into Livermore wine country. (lvwine.org) For visitors, the immediate draw is simple: a discounted Viognier pour at a winery that is tying the grape’s international day to its 50th anniversary year. (patch.com) (fenestrawinery.com)