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krupp Brothers Wine Dinner
September 17 @ 7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Join us at East Hill Wine Bar for an intimate, story‑driven evening celebrating the expressive, limited‑production wines of Napa Valley’s Krupp Brothers Winery.
Founded by brothers Jan and Bart Krupp, the winery grew from their ambitious development of the famed Stagecoach Vineyard, perched high in Napa’s Vaca Mountains. Today, Krupp Brothers is known for crafting powerful, character‑rich wines that reflect the rugged beauty and intensity of Napa Valley fruit. Current pageCurrent page. Today, the winery is known for expressive, limited-production wines that showcase the power and character of Napa Valley…
For this special evening, we are honored to welcome Sandy Huffine, Executive Vice President of Krupp Brothers Winery. For more than two decades, Sandy has been instrumental in bringing the winery’s most coveted bottles to top restaurants and retailers across the country. Her warm presence, infectious energy, and deep passion for food, wine, and storytelling make her a captivating guide — the kind of host who turns every pour into a moment, every wine into a story, and every guest into part of the legacy.
Throughout the night, Sandy will lead guests through each featured wine, sharing the history of the vineyard, the craftsmanship behind every bottle, and the narrative that has made Krupp Brothers one of Napa Valley’s most celebrated producers.
Complementing the wines, Executive Chef Greg Rodriguez will present a five‑course, game‑inspired menu featuring bison, venison, duck, and more — each dish thoughtfully paired with a selection from Krupp Brothers.
Featured Wines
2023 Krupp Brothers Chardonnay ($85.99 Retail Value)
2022 Water Witch ($114.99 Retail Value)
2022 Veraison Cabernet Sauvignon ($150.99 Retail Value)
2022 Krupp Brothers Napa Cabernet Sauvignon ($92.99 Retail Value)
2022 M5 Cabernet Sauvignon ($276.99 Retail Value)
Thursday, September 17
7–10 PM
Five wines. Five courses. One evening exploring Napa Valley through the glass and the plate.
Seating is limited. Tickets are required.