
By
Courtney Cochran
For Pinot fans who aren’t sufficiently “off” the variety as a result of
the slew of recent
“Pinotgate”
allegations, there is an upcoming tasting in the Bay Area sure to
satisfy your every Pinot fantasy. Enter
La Paulée de San Francisco, a now-annual wine and food
bacchanal inspired by the namesake grand feast held each year in
Burgundy at the conclusion of the harvest. With a bevy of the best
names in French Pinot and Chardonnay – not to mention a stellar lineup
of star chefs and sommeliers – on the docket, this year’s event looks
to be something you won’t want to miss.
Pleasure PackageTaking cues from the French event’s
three-day format, the San Fran event will unfold over three days this
month (March 11-13) and offers an array of educational events (e.g. a
seminar by Burgundy expert “Burghound”) alongside more purely
hedonistic affairs (like Friday’s Rare Wine Dinner). And though
tickets for the affair are quite
chère (the Rare Wine Dinner
will run you a cool $2,750, while Saturday’s highly anticipated Gala
Dinner costs $1,400), you’re guaranteed to rub shoulders there with
some of Burgundies biggest names – not to mention quaff quite a bit of
that good juice while you’re at it. For more information, scheduling
and tickets, visit the event’s
web site.
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