Winemaker Dinner with The Keep
October 28, 2026 | Missoula
6pm
A Collaboration of Walla Walla Wine & Missoula Cuisine
Join Pepper Bridge Winery in Missoula, Montana, for a special evening with our sister winery Amavi Cellars as we partner with The Keep Restaurant for an unforgettable fall wine dinner.
Nestled on a hillside overlooking Missoula, The Keep is known for its warm hospitality, elegant atmosphere, and sweeping views of the surrounding mountains and valley. The restaurant has long been a favorite destination for memorable dining experiences and provides the perfect setting for a celebration of the harvest season.
Enjoy a thoughtfully crafted five-course dinner inspired by the flavors of autumn, with each course paired alongside wines from Pepper Bridge Winery and Amavi Cellars. Throughout the evening, guests will have the opportunity to explore the distinctive character of Walla Walla Valley wines while experiencing expertly curated food and wine pairings designed to enhance every bite and sip.
Whether you're a longtime collector of our wines or discovering them for the first time, we invite you to join us for a memorable evening of exceptional wine, seasonal cuisine, and great company.
Reservations are limited and advance booking is recommended.
About the Collaboration
The partnership between The Keep Restaurant and Pepper Bridge Winery is rooted in a longstanding friendship. Restaurant owners Reed and Melissa Mooney have shared a connection with the winery for many years, dating back to former Pepper Bridge Winery and Amavi Cellars owner Ray Goff, who retired in 2021.
Ray's ties to Montana run deep through his former cattle ranching operation and his service on the board of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation in Missoula. Through these connections, he came to know the Mooneys, and over time a friendship developed into a lasting relationship.
We are honored to partner with The Keep for this special evening. Sharing our wines alongside a thoughtfully crafted menu in such a meaningful setting is a wonderful way to celebrate both our longstanding friendship and our connection to Montana.
