Pour decisions encouraged at RED Teeth Wine Festival

Wine, food and live music will take over RED Mountain Resort later this month as the RED Teeth: A Mountain Wine Festival returns for its eighth year.

The festival will be held Saturday, Sept. 26 from 3 to 6 p.m. on the RED Deck, bringing together more than 10 B.C. wineries alongside chef-prepared food and live entertainment.

Organizers say guests will be able to sample two-ounce pours from participating wineries, including new offerings and returning favourites, with dishes and wine pairings prepared to complement the featured selections.

Live music will be provided by Should We Panic throughout the three-hour event.

“RED Teeth has become one of those events that captures what makes this place special – great wine, great food, good music and the mountains as your backdrop,” said Kevin Manual, director of sales and marketing at RED Mountain Resort.

“It’s a chance for our community and visitors to slow down, discover some incredible BC wines and enjoy one of the best times of year in the Kootenays.”

Complimentary shuttle service will run between RED Mountain and Rossland during the event.

Tickets are $80 per person and include wine samples from more than 10 wineries, food, live music and shuttle service.

The resort is also offering RED Teeth ticket holders 50 per cent off accommodation at The Crescent when booking stays of at least two nights between Sept. 25 and 28. Terms and conditions may apply.

The event is restricted to people aged 19 and older.

Tickets and more information are available through RED Mountain Resort’s website.

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