Sequoia Grove Winery and Firebirds are proud to announce the “Buy a Bottle, Save a Tree” program to raise awareness of the need to protect the future of giant sequoias, the world’s largest trees. From September 1 through October 31, 2010, 10 percent of bottle sales generated from Sequoia Grove’s 2007 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon will be donated towards the Sequoia Grove Winery Save a Tree Campaign, an initiative benefitting the Sequoia Parks Foundation (SPF) to preserve both the parks’ natural environment and the future of giant sequoias.

“Buy a Bottle, Save a Tree” presents consumers, at 17 national Firebirds locations, with an opportunity to dine and wine with Sequoia Grove’s Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon 2007, #9 Most Popular Cabernet Sauvignon in top restaurants, according to Wine & Spirits much heralded Restaurant Poll April 2010, while aiding the SPF’s tree preservation initiatives. The SPF protects giant sequoias in their limited habitat by funding important education, restoration, and research projects in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks. Following a lead donation of $10,000 from the Winery, both Firebirds and Sequoia Grove are eager to provide the SPF with additional resources needed to continue its mission.

In addition, guests of Firebirds Wood Fire Grill will have a chance to indulge in special wine and food pairings and learn more about Sequoia Grove Winery and its Sequoia tree preservation campaign at special Winemaker dinners at the following 5 locations Birmingham, AL (Sept. 14); Charlotte, NC (Oct. 11); Winston-Salem, NC (Oct. 12); Phoenix, AZ (Oct. 25); Chandler, AZ (Oct. 26).

Sequoia Grove’s dedication to the environment and sustainable practices is part of the winery’s heritage and history, as it is named after one of the last remaining groves of Redwoods in Napa Valley. To learn more about the Sequoia Grove Winery, Save a Tree Campaign please visit www.sequoiagrove.com.

About Sequoia Grove Winery:
Sequoia Grove is a boutique Napa Valley winery located on Route 29 in the heart of Rutherford. Head Winemaker Michael Trujillo and Winemaker Molly Hill choose from the very best palette of Napa Valley fruit sources to create Bordeaux-style wines of traditional character, structure and a true sense of place, a fresh approach yielding modern-day liquid treasures that over-deliver for their price point.

About Firebirds Wood Fire Grill:
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill introduced a taste of Colorado to the Carolinas when it first opened its doors in Charlotte, North Carolina in December of 2000, and has since expanded to 17 locations nationwide. The restaurant is the creative concept of owner and restaurateur, Dennis Thompson, and is designed to create an innovative style of American cuisine. Inside, the restaurants boast a cozy, comfortable setting which makes for one very dynamic dining experience.

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