THE PLEASURES OF PORT @ TAVERN ON THE GREEN:
FOOD/WINE PAIRING EVENT WITH 67 WINE
WHAT: The Pleasures of Port @ Tavern on the Green with 67 Wine â€‟ a dinner demonstrating the food friendly pleasures of this refined fortified wine as exemplified by nine Ports including Late Bottled Vintage ports, Vintage Ports, and outstanding Colheitas, paired with four courses inspired by them.
Pre-dinner reception will feature an Offley White Port â€‟ eight additional Ports will accompany the four course meal.
WHO: Ernani L. Silva, wine director of Trotter’s in White Plains, will present highlights from their outstanding Port portfolio, defining and differentiating. Tavern Executive Chef Brian Young will discuss the food pairings he chose for them. Pre-tasting reception will feature an Offley white, with 8 additional ports accompanying four courses.
Space is limited, so reserve now.
Ports include:
Taylor and Osborne LBVs
Vintage Ports â€‟ Warres 2000 and Vale do Maria 2003
Royal Oporto Colheita and Barros Colheita ‘75
Dishes include:
Chinese Five-Spiced Pink Snapper, Port Wine Sauce, Roast Portobellos
Loin of Venison, Butternut Squash Puree, Pancetta-Braised Savoy Cabbage
Dulce de Leche Cheesecake, Caramel and Toasted Pistachio Praline
WHEN: Wednesday, March 26th, 2008
7 â€‟ 10 pm
WHERE: Tavern on the Green
Central Park West @ West 67th Street
COST: $125 per person (plus tax) including $50 gift certificate from Tavern on the Green and $20 gift certificate from 67 Wine.
Tickets may be purchased online at http://www.67wine.com or by phone at 212-724-6767.
Media Contacts:
67 Wine: Tavern on the Green:
Susan Bang Shelley Clark
212-472-7759 646-489-8582
sbang@susanbang.com sclark@platformcomm.com
A NYC based Port Event
67 Wine; Tavern On The Green
Thanks for letting us know Roy.
Three years ago I hosted a family meal at Tavern On The Green. Food entirely ordinary, at best. But an impressive tipping policy: the check had two lines for tips, one for the ‘Captain’ and one for the lower-ranked staff. Maybe TOTG has improved in the interval.
67 Wines has previously been mentioned on TPF:
Three years ago I hosted a family meal at Tavern On The Green. Food entirely ordinary, at best. But an impressive tipping policy: the check had two lines for tips, one for the ‘Captain’ and one for the lower-ranked staff. Maybe TOTG has improved in the interval.
67 Wines has previously been mentioned on TPF:
[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?p=8209#8209]Here[/url] jdaw1 wrote:Saw something today that I have never seen before: on display, in a shop, for sale, retail, Nacional 1963. $2950 to you sir, at 67 Wines on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
They also have a handy-dandy vertical of Andresen Colheita (vintages I didn’t note, and seemingly not on their website).
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