Old School VS New School: Volume 2

Four-Course Wine Dinner: Old School vs New School

Richmond Virginia

🍷 Wine Dinner Recap: A Journey Through Terroir and Taste

Last evening's four-course wine dinner showcased the art of wine pairing with a unique Old World versus New World comparison that left our guests amazed.

Course Highlights:

🐟 Salmon Crudo paired with Chablis 2023 (France) vs. Finger Lakes Riesling (New York)

  • Guests experienced how French minerality compares to American stone fruit expression

🍄 Mushroom Duxelle Ravioli with German Pinot Noir vs. Oregon Pinot Gris

  • A masterclass in how different wine regions approach similar terroir

🦆 Confit Duck Leg featuring Barolo Serralunga (Italy) vs. Central Coast Grenache-Syrah (California)

  • Traditional Italian structure meets California innovation

🍫 Chocolate Cremeux with Portuguese Port vs. Virginia Vermouth

  • Classic pairing meets American craft spirits innovation

What Made This Wine Dinner Special:✅ Educational wine tasting format✅ Small group intimate setting✅ Expert wine pairing explanations✅ Hands-on wine education✅ Local and international wine selection✅ Multi-course fine dining experience

Our guests left with expanded wine knowledge, new favorite bottles, and a deeper appreciation for how terroir influences flavor profiles.

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