Myrtle Beach Wine Tasting Club
Our Myrtle Beach wine tasting club is the Myrtle Beach Chapter of the American Wine Society. The AWS has 180 chapters across the US with over 6,000 members. At the Myrtle Beach Chapter, we have 30 to 50 people show up for our monthly wine tastings. New members and guests are always welcome!We meet on the third Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM. Our wine tastings usually follow the same pattern: we discuss wine club business and plans for about 5 minutes, then let the wine tasting begin!Our wine tastings usually have a theme, such as “South African Wines,” or “California Reds,” or “Which Wine with Which Chocolate.” Local wine shops conduct some of the wine tastings, some are led by winery representatives, while still others are put on by our own members.
"Wine is bottled poetry." — Robert Louis Stevenson
Our Next Event
Around the World Wine Tasting Under $100
Thursday, October 8 at 6:30 PM
(This tasting is on the second Thursday of the month)
Kurt Cowles will present a selection of six wines from around the world. The wines will be fantastic and a great value. If you were to buy a bottle of each one, your total would be under $100! Come discover some new favorites that are both tasty and affordable.Many of you know Kurt from your Total Wine & More shopping excursions. Kurt is a Sales Associate and a Certified Total Wine Professional. He has presented to our Chapter on previous occasions and conducts wine tastings at Total Wine.
Because we have to buy the wine ahead of time based on the number of people attending, we can’t accept walk-ins. If you would like to attend one of our events, email Rich Berezinsky at [email protected]. Guests are welcome to attend three meetings as guests and then must join the American Wine Society to continue.Wine tasting cost:
AWS Members - $15
Guests - $20
Where Are We?
We meet at
Homewood Suites, Coastal Grand Mall
302 Seaboard Street
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Click to see a Google MapFor more information, contact Rich Berezinski at [email protected].
"A bottle of wine contains more philosophy than all the books in the world." — Louis Pasteur
Coming Events
| Date | The Tasting | Presented By |
|---|---|---|
| OCT 8, 2026 | Around the World Wine Tasting Under $100 | Kurt Cowles |
| NOV 19, 2026 | Holiday Wines | John Sporing, former AWS Executive Director |
| DEC 17, 2026 | Styles of Lambrusco | Sharron McCarthy |
| JAN 21, 2027 | Wines of Sonoma | Angela Robinette & DeLaine Mann |
| FEB 18, 2027 | Tenuta Torciano Winery of Italy | Winery Spokesperson |
| MAR 18, 2027 | Northern Italy vs Southern Italy | Jim Spires |
"I drink to make other people more interesting." — Ernest Hemingway
Join Us at Our Next Myrtle Beach Wine Tasting!
"In victory, you deserve champagne. In defeat, you need it." — Napoleon Bonaparte
Some of Our Past Events
Wine & Chocolate, presented by Dana Keeler, winemaker at Silver Coast Winery.
Wine and chocolate create an interesting pairing. See how both red wine and white wine interact with each other and how the type of chocolate affects the taste.Wine in the Movies, presented by Mary Berezinsky.
We have all seen movies where characters are drinking wine and we will now drink the same wines they are drinking.Haunted Wineries, presented by Larry & Joann Garner.
Some wineries have a reputation for some strange happenings. Supernatural or just the effect of drinking too much wine.Tuscany Revisited, presented by Sharron McCarthy.
Come taste all the great wines of Tuscany led by an Italian wine expert. Sharron is a prominent wine educator and the former Vice President of Wine Education for Banfi Vintners (Castello Banfi). A respected leader in the industry, she is a past president and director emeritus of the Society of Wine Educators and was inducted into Italy's Wine Hall of Fame in 2015.Who’s Your Critic, presented by Cecelia & Mike Evans.
We all read ratings by wine experts so let’s see which critic aligns with your taste.Celebrity Wines, presented by Mary Berezinsky.
Actors, singers and sports stars are all getting into the wine business. Find out which are the real dealWhat Oak Are You Tasting, presented by Maryclair Bretz.
Oaks commonly used in winemaking include French, Hungarian, and American. What oak appeals to your taste?
"Wine is sunlight held together by water." — Galileo Galilei
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