GUEST HOSTS
Wine aficionados will rejoice over our line-up of renowned wine experts in 2019. Special guests representing a variety of other interests are aboard select sailings.
KATIE LEONARDINI
PFEIFFER WINERY AND VINEYARDS
Marquesas, Tuamotus & Society Islands Robin and Danuta Pfeiffer are the
owners and winemakers of this ultra- premium, sustainable vineyard with an international reputation for producing world-class wines.
Te Pfeiffers share their expertise and a tasting of their wines aboard Te Gauguin.
N SALVESTRIN WINERY Society Islands & Tuamotus
Following organic guidelines, the Salvestrin family has created
fruit-forward, elegant, balanced, and
memorable wines for three generations. Enjoy a lecture and wine tasting from this renowned Napa Valley winery.
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BOGLE VINEYARDS & WINERY Tahiti & the Society Islands During a lecture and wine tasting, learn more about this special winery, which began back in 1968 and today welcomes 600 guests a week to its tasting room.
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WHITEHALL LANE Society Islands & Tuamotus Since being acquired by the Leonardini family more than 25 years ago, Whitehall Lane has developed into a world-class winery. Share the family’s passion for wine during a lecture and wine tasting.
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PEJU WINERY V E
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Society Islands & Tahiti Iti Peju is a certified organic winery producing high- quality wines. Learn more during a presentation and wine tasting.
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SHANNON & RICH SALVESTRIN
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LINEAGE WINE COMPANY & THE STEVEN KENT WINERY Tahiti & the Society Islands As sixth generation to “America’s oldest winemaking family,” Steven Kent Mirassou has one mission in mind: to make Cabernet in the Livermore Valley that rivals in quality the greatest red wines around the world. Learn more during a lecture and wine tasting.
Guest Host line-up is subject to change
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