Don’t miss your chance to try wines from one of the world’s most iconic estates, Bodega Vega Sicilia.
Bodega Vega Sicilia, one of the most mythical wineries in the world, was founded in 1864 in the Ribera del Duero region in Spain. Since then it has become an iconic estate cherished by critics and sought after collectors worldwide. Since 1982 it belongs to the Alvarez family, who has extended the portfolio to include other unique estates: Alion in Ribera del Duero, Pintia in Toro, Oremus in Tokaji (Hungary), and the most recent project – Macan, a joint venture with Benjamin de Rothschild in Rioja. Two Hungarian wines will be showcased at dinner, along with 3 different vintages from their Spanish properties including the iconic and terroir driven Valbuena.
Join Sommelier David Bérubé with special guest Diana Kelley, Tempos Vega Sicilia Regional Manager for the Americas, for this memorable four-course Spanish wine dinner.
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Traditional Pintxos
Oremus Mandolas, Dry Furmint, Tokaji, 201
Bacalao
pipérade, corn galette, sweet garlic olive broth
Vega Sicila, Valbuena, Ribera del Duero, 2011
Roasted Lamb Saddle
spring peas, potatoes bravas, romesco
Vega Sicila, Macan, Rioja, 2013
Vega Sicilia, Pintia, Toro, 201
Chamomile Financier
honey crémeux, peach sorbet, mint
Oremus, 3 Puttonyos, Tokaji, 2011
Ticket price includes gratuity and taxes.
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26.2 looks good on you – join us STEPS from the the finish line for a #MarathonMonday Finish Line Party!
Join the Back Bay Social Club for a special Marathon Monday celebration. Doors open at 8am with a special Marathon Monday brunch menu. Back Bay Social Club will be serving specialty cocktails as well as Samuel Adams 26.2 on draft. There will also be giveaways throughout the day.
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Bar Boulud Presents a Special Rose Wine Dinner in Celebration of Bastille Day
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In honor of Bastille Day, Bar Boulud celebrates with a special four-course wine dinner, featuring traditional Provençal cuisine along with all things rosé from Château d’Esclans.
Located fifteen miles northwest of the Mediterranean coast, in the sun-drenched landscape of Provence, Château d’Esclans is renowned for their mature Grenache vines, which produce grapes that offer a greater concentration of flavor, creating the palate-grabbing collection of rosé, for which the château is known.
On July 14, 2018, join Sommelier David Bérubé and special guest Alex Diard, Wine Ambassador for Château d’Esclans, who will pour pink and educate guests on some of the “finest rosé you will ever find,” according to Jonathan Ray, Drinks Editor of The Spectactor.
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Assortment of Canapés
Whispering Angel, 2017
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Cured Trout
roasted squash, pine nuts, lettuce cream
Rock Angel, 2017
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Bouillabaisse
smoked tomato broth, Day-Boat cod, local shellfish
Les Clans, 2016
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Chicken Ballotine
caramelized figs, celery root, baby fennel
Garrus, 2016
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Blueberry and Violet Panna Cotta
coconut biscuit, white chocolate, mascarpone meringue
Ticket price includes gratuity and tax.
Didn’t get your invite to the Oscars? It’s just as well because the Ellie Fund is hosting their 23rd Annual Red Carpet Gala the same evening with an epic awards watching party and tasting event.
On Sunday, February 24th, head on over to the Fairmont Copley Plaza to join Boston’s top movers & shakers in a celebration of film, philanthropy and food from some of the city’s best chefs. You’ll have the chance to meet Stefano Zimei of Chopps American Bar & Grill, Delio Susi of Sulmona, Patrick McRell of Our Fathers, Tatiana Rosana of Outlook at the Envoy, Sean MacAlpine of City Table, Stan Hilbert owner of Forage, Efe Onoglu of Nahita and Brian Mercury of Oak + Rowan.
In addition to the chef stations, there’ll be a cocktail reception, silent & live auctions, streaming of the awards show straight from Hollywood, dancing and live music. The night is all in support of the nonprofit’s mission to help breast cancer patients with transportation, light housekeeping, grocery assistance and more. Tickets are $300 per person, and you can reserve an entire table if you’ve got a group of eight — get more details and find the tickets this way.
Photos and text from Boston Chefs
