Wynn Las Vegas and Opus One Winery partner for the ultimate weekend wine escape April 28–30, bringing the Opus One experience outside the Napa Valley estate for the first time. Participants enjoy in-depth master classes, intimate tasting room experiences, food and wine parings from Wynn chefs, and an Opus One Under the Stars outdoor feast.
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Guests will not taste the same wine twice during the weekend. Opus One will feature vintages dating back to 1982 from 750mL formats to double magnum 3L bottles. Attendees can taste up to 21 Opus One vintages, more than half of those ever produced.
“Our goal when developing these events was to foster an atmosphere where those passionate about wine can connect in a fun and engaging environment,” said Brian Weitzman, executive director of wine, Wynn Las Vegas. “As an avid wine enthusiast myself, I’m excited to join our guests in exploring the Opus One library in new and unique ways at a caliber that only Wynn can deliver.”
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Tickets are available now, with select individual events beginning at $500 per guest. A limited number of Collector’s Experience offers begin at $15,000 for a single guest or $25,000 for couples. The offer includes an all-access pass to the weekend’s programming, a two-night stay in a Wynn Tower Suite room, private concierge service, ground transportation to and from the airport, special welcome amenities, tax and gratuity, and more.
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