Laine Justice

Laine Justice

We are thrilled to present the evocative works of Laine Justice in our latest art exhibit. Laine’s creations delve deep into the intricate dance between nature and human experience, capturing the essence of landscapes and the emotions they evoke. Drawing...
Spring Wine Release Party 2023

Spring Wine Release Party 2023

Our first Bannister Harvest Party at our Geyserville space.   Domenica Catelli cooked us Indian food and we plated it up for guests on the patio.  The house was full of friends tasting some new releases and old hits.  Had a blast hanging in the last...
Alice Sutro Live Portraits

Alice Sutro Live Portraits

Our first Bannister Harvest Party at our Geyserville space.   Domenica Catelli cooked us Indian food and we plated it up for guests on the patio.  The house was full of friends tasting some new releases and old hits.  Had a blast hanging in the last...
Live Music from Steve Pile

Live Music from Steve Pile

Steve Pile shook the house down with his guitar and voice in spite of the Earthquake Warning posted on the building.   SINGER-SONGWRITER – GUITARIST – EDUCATOR California native Steve Pile has sowed his musical oats from his home state to Alaska to...
Gather + Hold Works Now Live!

Gather + Hold Works Now Live!

We had a huge turnout for the opening of Gather + Hold.  What a blast to have so many art and wine lovers come and celebrate our four featured artists – Alice Sutro, Naomi Mcleod, Alison Kendall and Cristina Hobbs.  Paintings and ceramics and live...
Song of Absolution

Song of Absolution

Song of Absolution works are live in our Tasting room!  Our second show features works by Joslyn Lawrence and Brian Kuhlmann.  They start with photos of iconic trees and then print them on Japanese craft paper using archival inks.  The results are...
Our Inaugural Art Show

Our Inaugural Art Show

Brook pairing Ribolla Gialla with “Beasts and Beauty” Our inaugural art Show at Bannister Wines.  We restored the historic Geyserville vault and now it’s time to hang some art.   Jake Messing’s “Masters” looks like it was made for this...