Producers Dinner Menu

April 22, 2009 at 4:49 pm (Event Details, Indie Events) (, , , , , )

Photo Credit: Ten-01

 

Enjoy an evening with great company and wines that have been sold out for years!

 

On Friday, May 1st, Ten 01 is hosting the Portland Indie Wine Festival’s Producers Dinner, a very special fundraising event to celebrate five years building a community of Oregon’s top craft winemakers and the newly formed Indie Wine Foundation – a non-profit devoted to preserving and sustaining the art of craft winemaking. 

 

The Producers Dinner will feature a five-course menu crafted by Ten 01’s new Executive Chef Benjamin Parks, alongside rare releases pulled from the Indie Wine Festival’s cellar by award-winning sommelier Erica Landon.  Original Indie winemakers who went from their garages to the pages of Wine Spectator, like Jason Lett of BlackCap and Eyrie Vineyards, will join us for the evening.

 

THIS EVENT WILL SELL OUT, so please reserve your seats now by visiting www.indiewinefestival.com/tickets and see Producers Dinner.  Tickets are $150 per person.  Dinner is from 6 – 9 p.m.

 

Check out the amazing menu!

 

 

Poached quail eggs

Local sweet peas, dry pecorino, guanciale

 

2007 Anam Cara Riesling, Chehalem Mountain

 

Polpetini en brodo

Parmesan broth, pork meatballs, root vegetables

 

2006 BlackCap, chardonnay, Dundee Hills

2004 Stoller, chardonnay, Dundee Hills

 

Lavender-honey duck breast

Cannellini beans, grilled asparagus

 

2006 Roots Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley

2006 Matello Pinot Noir, Willamette Valley

 

Roasted grass fed new york steak

Olive oil potatoes, roasted shallots, lacinato kale

Choron sauce

 

2005 Dalla Vina Syrah, Columbia Valley

2005 Dominio Syrah, old man looking east, Columbia Gorge

 

Buttermilk Panna Cotta

Rhubarb Coulis and Vanilla Tuille

 

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  1. Indie 2009 Recap « Portland Indie Wine Festival said,

    [...] Sommelier Erica Landon and Executive Chef Benjamin Parks dazzled the lucky attendees with their brilliant food and wine pairings that showcased featured Indie wines to perfection!  Portland writer Byron Beck has a great post [...]

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