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WHEN:
October 21-23, 2005
WHERE:
The Peninsula Chicago and Kendall College
TICKETS:
Package and individual
day tickets available.
Click
here to buy tickets
The Chicago Wine and Food Festival
Foundation was created to heighten the awareness
of Chicago's great culinary community. With emphasis on food,
wine and education we hope to bring a national audience to
a personal and one on one setting with the best food and wine
personalities in the world. Proceeds seek to benefit charities
that directly relate to food, wine, education and children.
For more information about the Chicago Wine and Food Festival
plase send all inquiries to brianrosen@samswine.com.
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2005 Chicago Wine and Food Festival
October 21-23, 2005 The
Third Annual event will be held over three days and will benefit
local organizations including Pediatric AIDS Chicago
and Greater Chicago Food Depository.
Program
Overview:
| Friday,
October 21, 2005 |
Dom Pérignon
Champagne Reception & Welcome Awards Gala Dinner
Avenues at The Peninsula Chicago
6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Dom Pérignon Champagne
Reception
7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Gala
Dinner prepared by
Chef de Cuisine Graham Elliot Bowles
Presentation of the William R. Rice Awards for outstanding
achievement & contribution to Chicago's Wine &
Food Culture for:
Chef of the Year
Most Promising Chef
Distinguished Wine Steward
Ticket Price $175 buy
now
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| Saturday,
October 22, 2005 |
Reserve Wine Tasting: Avenues
at The Peninsula Chicago
1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Reserve Wine Tasting featuring
Dominus, Quintessa, Opus One, Phelps Insignia, Chimney
Rock Elevage, Beringer Private Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon,
Robert Mondavi Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon & Far
Niente Cabernet Sauvignon.
Ticket Price $100
buy now
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| Sunday,
October 23, 2005 |
The Grand Event! A
full day of wine, food & education at Kendall
College
11:30a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
A “taste” of what the event includes:
Exclusive Cooking Demonstrations and tastings
from many of Chicago's top Chefs
Enticing Wine, Cheese and Beer Tastings
30 of our favorite restaurants presenting signature
dishes and at least 300 wines to explore
Ticket Price $80 buy
now
Your choice of Dom Perignon
VIP tasting & lecture @ Kendall College
(space is limited in each session)
Taste and learn from a Dom Perignon
expert!
Learn about Champagne and the House of Moet and Chandon
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Session One
2:30 - 3:30 p.m. Session Two
Ticket Price $25 buy
now
Lectures, Presentations
& Demonstrations
Demonstrations by:
Chef Arun Sampanthavivat of Arun's/Le Lan & The
Thai Restaurant Association
- Chef Billy Strynkowski, Cooking Light Magazine
- "Nuances of Cooking with Wine"
- Chef Graham Elliot Bowles of Avenues/Peninsula
Chicago
- Chef Jimmy Bannos, Heaven on Seven - Cajun Cuisine
- Chef Michael Kornick of MK Chicago
- Chef Paul Kahan, Blackbird/avec & winner
of the 2004 James Beard Best Chef of the
Midwest Award:
- Chef Pete Trusiack, Westeye Group Sub-Zero/Wolf
- Chef Shozo Iwamoto, Kamehachi of Tokyo - Sushi
- Chef Tony Mantuano of Spiaggia
- Courtright's
- Pierre Gourmet
- Rene Turano of Turano Baking Company
- Shanghai Terrace
- The Lobby
Presentations by:
- Chef Panel (Chef Paul Wildermuth, Opera &
Chef Martial Noguier, one sixtyblue)
- Chicago Tribune's Good Eating Awards
- Dan McCloskey of illy® caffe
- Dr. Robert Steinberg, Co-Founder and Principal,
Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker, Inc.
- Jon Antony, Sur La Table and Mark Henry, President
& Design Engineer with Furitechnics - Cutting
Edge Knife Skills
- Marc S. Schulman, Eli's President & Eli's
son, Eli’s Famous Cheesecake
- Max MacCalman, maître fromager at Picholine
restaurant in New York City and author of "The
Cheese Plate"
- Media Panel (Chad Schlegel-TimeOut Chicago, Bill
Daley-Chicago Tribune & Laura Levy Shatkin-Taste
NBC 5)
- Wine Panel (Scott Tyree-TRU, Michael Nahabedian-Naha
& Todd Hess, Sam's Wines)
Tastings by:
- Andy Pates, Cream Wine Company - Sake Tasting
- Brian Duncan, Bin 36 - Australian Wines
- Center for Wine Origins presents Lisa Airey,
Acting Director of Society for Wine Educators -
“An Introduction to Champagne and Port: Why
Location Matters”
- Jim Hightower, Director of Domestic Brand Development,
Heritage Wine Cellars - Domestic Pinot Noir
- Joe Dressner, Owner, Louis/Dressner Selections
- ‘Real Wine’ (Authenticity, Terroir,
Vigneron & Pleasure)
- Marquis Sauvage & Mick Swain (Sauvage New
Zealand Selections) ‘A Visual and Tasting
Tour of New Zealands Diverse Wine Regions’
- Mylene Primard of Cognac Ferrand
- Robert Bower, Marketing Director, The Fladgate
Partnership, Decadent Port & Scharffen Berger
Chocolate
- Robert Kacher, Owner, Robert Kacher Selections,
Red Burgundies
- Sergio Esposito, Owner, Italian Wine Merhants
in New York, Revival of Classical Italian Wines
- Sir Charles Stanfield, Chevalier Ordre des Coteaux
de Champagne - "Looking at Champagne through
Rose Colored Glasses"
- Wines of France - Rhone Wines
- Wines of Spain - Spanish Wines
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