Rock and Roll Wine for Your Wild Nights Alone!
Are you old enough that you're re-thinking how much whiskey and beer you consume while rocking out in the free world? Do you work at a job that requires you to wait until the city council passes a medical marijuana ordinance before you can mellow out that way?
Well hallelujah there is a solution -- Wines That Rock. Wine that blends in its own "rock 'n roll mythology!" We highly recommend their Shiraz to go with our live shows, and the Chardonnay, with its amped-up aroma and alcohol content, for listening at home, such as to our new "A Varied Program of Stereo Dynamics for Your Wild Nights Alone," out everywhere on June 8.
Some details:
As passionate wine lovers and die-hard music fans, Wines That Rock is creating its own category in the wine industry - “Great Tasting Wines Inspired by Music”. With classic tracks from The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd and The Woodstock Festival blasting in the cellar, our winemaker Mark Beaman crafted custom wines for each of these legendary artists and their timeless albums - blending one-of-a-kind wines with Rock ‘n Roll mythology.
Made in partnership with the Mendocino Wine Company, who really understood our mission and helped us produce these world-class varietals.
"I can't believe that this is my job. I get to taste wine, listen to music, and think about how to put it all together in a bottle of wine that truly captures the essence of an album."
--Mark Beaman
Like any band, The Public Good is a group of people that forms around music making. This group isn’t limited to the people holding instruments; it embraces all involved. This blog records and riffs on this involvement.
The Public Good’s live shows in and out of the District of Columbia have developed a cult following intrigued by the band's special mix of heart-pounding rock-n-roll, brain-wrenching IQ quizzes, and occasional costume dramas.
John Elderkin (guitar) and Steve Ruppenthal (bass) lead songwriting and vocals, and the band is rounded out on stage by literary genius Sam Esquith on guitar/keyboards/tambourine, and the supremely talented roaming percussionist Chris Garges (Mitch Easter band, etc.) on drums.
