Following a tour of
Santuario de Chimayo
and the Centinela Art
Ranch, chef/owner
of Bert's La Taqueria,
Fernando Olea, teams
up with winemaker
friends Kris Curran
and Bruno D'Alfonso for a wine luncheon at
Rancho Manzana on the Plaza del Cerro in
Chimayo.
(GC4)
9:30 AM to 2:30 PM,
bus from Eldorado Hotel - Johnson Street Side
$125.00

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A 2002 James Beard
Award winner for "Best
Chef of the Mid-Atlantic"
Guillermo Pernot,
chef/owner of Cuba
Libre Restaurant in
Philadelphia will lead a
Nuevo Latino cooking
demonstration followed
by a four-course
luncheon with chef Eric
DiStefano at Coyote Cafe paired with wines
from Vina Montes.
(GC5)
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM,
(Demo and Lunch) at SF School of Cooking & Coyote Cafe
$175.00
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See GC5 For Description
(GC6)
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM,
(lunch) at Coyote Cafe
$125.00
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A James Beard Best
Chef Southwest (2007)
nominee and owner of
t'afia in Houston, Monica
Pope cooks from her
fundamental belief that
food simply tastes better
when you eat where your
food lives. Monica teams
up with her friend Mark
Kiffin at The Compound Restaurant, for a
four-course Farmers Market luncheon paired
with wines from Oregon wineries Rex Hill
and Elk Cove.
(GC7)
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM,
The Compound
$125.00

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E Guigal is one of the most important
producers and vineyard owners in the
Northern Rhone Valley. With Patrick Will
of Ex Cellars, Tim Gaiser and Joe Spellman
as your hosts, this seminar will focus on
Guigal's single vineyard wines in Condrieu
and Cote Rotie including La Mouline 2004
and La Turque 2002 and introduce the
extraordinary wines from Guigal's new estate
holdings in Hermitage and St Joseph.
(WS3)
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM,
La Fonda
$75.00
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"Winemakers like to say wine is grown in the
vineyard, but more and more wine is grown
in the lab," writes Alice Feiring, author of
The Battle for Wine and Love, or How I
Saved the World from Parkerization. Feiring
leads a timely and compelling panel tasting
of eight wines with wine merchant Neal
Rosenthal, winemaker Randall Grahm of
Bonny Doon and winery owner Jason Haas
of Tablas Creek. Does the wine in your glass
exhibit a sense of place? You be the judge.
(WS4)
1:30 PM to 2:30 PM,
La Fonda
$75.00
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Tuscan producer Antonio Zaccheo of
Carpineto hosts "A Noble Affair" featuring a
Vino Nobile Riserva vertical tasting of the
1988, 1990, 1995, 1997 and 2003 vintages.
The tasting will include Carpineto's Super
Tuscans showcasing the diverse terroir of
the Montepulciano region: Dogajolo IGT
2006, Farnito Cabernet Sauvignon IGT
2003, Poggio Sant'Enrico Vino Nobile Single
Vineyard 2001, Vinsanto del Chianti DOC
1992 and a single orchard olive oil.
(WS5)
4:00 PM to 5:00 PM,
La Fonda
$75.00

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Chef of Ristra in Santa Fe, Xavier Grenet
demonstrates cooking techniques used in
the Provence region of France. Wines from
Provence will be paired with tastes from the
demonstration.
(Demo1)
2:30 PM to 4:00 PM,
SF School of Cooking
$75.00
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