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Started by Charlie Adler
Tue, 14 Oct 1997 00:00
Washington, D.C. Wine Events For Mid-October
Author: Charlie Adler
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 00:00
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The Washington Tasting Society presents: 1)October 23rd - "Great Value Wines Under $15 from Around the Globe" 2)October 30th - "Wine Basics 101: Michael Franz Makes it Simple" DETAILS: 1)"Great Value Wines Under $15 from Around the Globe"-Event #10012 Thursday, October 23rd, from 6:30-9:00PM, Fellini�s Restaurant, 1800 M St. (the courtyard entrance), NW, Washington, D.C., Michael Franz, the Washington Post�s Wine Columnist Extraordinaire, chooses his favorite value wines, all usually priced below $15. It�s time that you stopped overpaying for wines. There are plenty of inexpensive wines out there, but finding the real values can be tricky. Michael will help you on your way to finding truly luscious, wonderful wines all within a working man or woman�s budget. We will discuss and taste over 8 of these truly delectable wines and show you how to pinch pennies at the same time! $33.00 in advance, please reserve your space by calling (202)333-5588 or email at wine@tastedc.com 2)"Wine Basics 101: Michael Franz Makes it Simple"-Event #10014 Thursday, October 30th, from 6:30-9:00PM Sheraton City Centre 1143 New Hampshire Ave., NW, Washington, D.C., This introductory class focuses on the wine basics: how to purchase wines, differences between various grape varieties, matching food and wine, and a whole lot more. Michael Franz, will take some of the mystery out of wine and show you how to appreciate the nuances of wine and to be fearless when matching wine with any occasion. This winetasting includes a sampling of over 8 truly high quality wine varieties from regions around the world! $30.00 in advance, please reserve your space by calling (202)333-5588 or email at wine@tastedc.com
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