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1 total messages Started by Charlie Adler Sun, 31 Aug 1997 00:00
Washington, D.C. Winetastings in September
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Author: Charlie Adler
Date: Sun, 31 Aug 1997 00:00
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THE WASHINGTON TASTING SOCIETY HAS GREAT NEWS!!

Michael Franz, Wine Columnist Extraordinaire for the Washington Post, is
now the premier educator for all of The Washington Tasting
Society's wine courses!

Michael will be teaching two events in September:


  "TASTING OF TOP CALIFORNIA WINES:
  MICHAEL FRANZ'S FAVORITE CHOICES"

Location:  Fellini's Restaurant, 1800 M St. NW, (courtyard  
entrance), Washington, D.C.

Date:  Thursday, September 11th, from 6:30-9:00PM.

Michael Franz chooses his favorite California 
current releases and you get to taste over 8 
of these luscious wines!  He will also discuss
winetasting basics, how to   purchase wines, 
and how to match food with wine. Event   
Cover= $33 in advance.  Make your RESERVATIONS now
before it's sold out by calling (202)333-5588,
emailing: wine@tastedc.com OR CHECK OUT OUR WEB PAGE AT  
http://WWW.TASTEDC.COM 

AND..

"GREAT FRENCH COUNTRY WINETASTING:
MICHAEL FRANZ'S FAVORITE CHOICES"

Location: Fellini's Restaurant, 1800 M St. NW, (courtyard   entrance),
Washington, D.C.

Date:  Thursday, September 25th, from 6:30-9:00PM.

Michael Franz, the Washington Post's Wine 
Columnist Extraordinaire, chooses his 
favorite French country   wines, some that are 
truly distinct and new to the US.  We will 
discuss and taste over 8 of these truly 
delectable wines!  He will also cover such 
topics as how to read labels, where are
the good values in French wine, and matching
food and wine. Event Cover= $33 in advance.  
Make your RESERVATIONS now before it's sold
out by calling (202)333-5588, emailing:
wine@tastedc.com OR CHECK OUT OUR WEB PAGE AT 
http://WWW.TASTEDC.COM
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