AT A GLANCE
A shared tasting can be a date, but a shared table is different from a private dinner for two.
Make room for a different kind of evening
A tasting gives two people a simple way to discover something together. You can compare preferences without needing to agree, notice a new style, and carry the conversation into your next restaurant visit. The structure gives the evening a focus while leaving room for surprise.
The Society is being designed as a social gathering with other members. Couples would participate in the wider table, rather than receive a private tasting or a reserved romantic dinner. That distinction matters if you are planning an anniversary or another occasion where privacy is central.
Plan for two individual memberships
The membership price is $495 per person per quarter. Two memberships would therefore be $990 each quarter, or $3,960 over four paid quarters before applicable taxes. There is no advertised couple discount or included plus-one.
Before either person enrolls, confirm that both can attend the same gathering and understand seating and RSVP arrangements. A payment by one person should never be assumed to reserve a second place.
- Confirm both schedules before committing.
- Ask whether any dietary needs can be accommodated.
- Decide whether a social table suits the occasion.
Keep the invitation low pressure
You can request founding information before proposing a subscription to your partner. Share the experience you have in mind and make the decision together once event details are confirmed. If you want one evening only, compare a one-off tasting with the ongoing membership rather than treating them as the same purchase.
Questions before you join
Does $495 cover two guests?
No. The price is per member. Two memberships would total $990 per quarter.
Can we reserve an anniversary date now?
No dates or seats are currently confirmed. Request information before making plans around a particular evening.
The Society is in its founding stage. Dates, venues, wine selections, and final event terms remain unconfirmed. Our editorial approach.



