Oktoberfest and Apple Tasting and History Lesson!
Friday, October 3 from 4:30 - 7:30

Presentation! by Doug Hoverson, Author of Land of Amber Waters - The History of Brewing in Minnesota.

Six Great Beers! from Minnesota's newest breweries: Flat Earth, Brau Brothers, and Surly.

Apples! The University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum is co-sponsoring this event. They will bring apples that have been developed by the U's Agricultral Experiment Station.

Food! The Best of the Wurst, U of M Cheeses, and Pretzels.

$15 - Reservations are required. This event is likely to sell out. Call 612-626-7788 to reserve places for you and your guests.

Pinot Noir Wine Class with Jason Kallsen
Wednesday, October 22 @ 5:30

Join family, friends, and colleagues for a world-wide look at this remarkable wine style. We can always rely on Jason for an entertaining and informative presentation. Gourmet pizza will be served. Reservations are required - we'd hate to run out of wine! Call 612-626-7788 to reserve your space.

$25 charged to your member account. Your guests may pay with check.

The Science & Technology of Tasting Wine

What actually happens when we taste something as complex as wine? Why are people's perceptions of wines so different? These questions and many more will be explored in this new wine class offered by Jason Kallsen, esteemed and popular wine and culture educator.

The class will be held in the Dale Shephard Room at the Campus Club - Mondays at 6:30 on September 29, October 6, 13, 20.

The Campus Club is co-sponsoring this class, which is presented by the Compleat Scholar, which handles registration.

ACUC Spotlight
The University Club - University of Wisconsin Madison

Located at the foot of State Street and fronting Library Mall, the University Club has been a focal point of the campus since President Martin Van Hise's call in 1906 for a faculty club to promote fellowship in the campus community. From its inception, the University Club has played a significant role in the history of the University and has been a catalyst in the reaffirmation of the old Wisconsin values of non-discrimination and fair play. It remains to this day a symbol of faculty and staff collegiality.