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The Whiskey Connoisseurs’ Club
October 8, 2026
Time: 6-9 pm
Location: Private Residence in Studio City
Registration: $175 per person
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Time: 6-9 pm
Location: Private Residence in Studio City
Registration: $175 per person
SIGN UP / SEE WHO'S COMING
Join fellow Campbell Hall parents Dr. Melina Jampolis and Benjamin Oberman (P ’28 & ’33) for an un-pour-gettable evening of world-class whiskey, great food, and even better company!
The Warm-Up
We’ll kick off the night with a handcrafted signature whiskey cocktail paired with delicious hors d'oeuvres.
The Main Event
Next, WhistlePig Brand Ambassador & Educator Blaine Adams will take us on a guided, VIP tasting through five of the finest, rarest, and most coveted whiskies in the game:
Next, WhistlePig Brand Ambassador & Educator Blaine Adams will take us on a guided, VIP tasting through five of the finest, rarest, and most coveted whiskies in the game:
- Declaration Wheat Whiskey
- 12 Year Old Bespoke Barrel Finish Rye
- Red White and Blue Piggy Bank Limited Edition
- 18 Year Old Double Double Rye
- Boss Hog XIII: The Golden Pharaoh
The Nightcap
After we’ve journeyed through the ultra-rare pours, stick around for a final cocktail, mingle with the CH community, and raise a glass to a fantastic night out!
Hosts: Dr. Melina Jampolis and Benjamin Oberman (P ’28 and ’33)
Date: October 8
Time: 6-9 pm
Location: Private Residence in Studio City
Max # of Guests: 40
Cost: $175 / person
Guests must be 21+
We want all guests to enjoy the evening responsibly; we strongly encourage the use of rideshare services.
This event benefits the Campbell Scholars Program.
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