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By CarlaPumarada603 on Aug 9, 2010 |Food & Beverage
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Tickets can be purchased in advance at a discount. Each ticket comes with five tasting stubs. The wines are lined up at a wine service station. Present a ticket at this station to surrender the stubs to redeem a tasting pours (roughly 55-60ml per pour) of five wines on the line-up.
Someone will always be available to answer questions or discuss topics pertinent to the theme of the wines in the event. Otherwise the event is a self-paced tasting exercise that is the most structured and economical way to sample interesting wines.
For this event, we re-visit some interesting and some up-and-coming wine regions in France. Fine vintage wines are being discovered much to the (pleasant) surprise of the more adventurous wine enthusiasts who took the trouble to seek out new and exciting wine regions within the geographical areas commonly referred to as “the old world”. For this particular Yats Wine Experience session, we visit these wine regions:
• Burgundy – Featured in this YWE session is the white wine of Burgundy that many wine lovers laud as the best rendition of Chardonnays in the world;
• Alsace – is deservedly revered for its lovely full-bodied white wine made from Riesling, Pinot Gris or Gewurztraminer; they are somewhat heavier than those of their German counterparts, dry and more intense
• Saint-Emilion – political turmoil leading to annulment of its recent re-classification didn’t dampen the market’s enthusiasm for wine from this Right-bank region of Bordeaux which houses legends like Cheval Blanc and Ausone
• Côtes du Rhone – ground zero for the so-called GSM Rhone Rangers,GSM referring to the fundamental Rhone cepage of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre
• Anjou in the Loire Valley is famous for its full-bodied Rosé made from Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Grolleau which is absolutely delightful with all sorts of cold cuts
We are delighted to hold this session of YATS Wine Experience in the charming Upper East Restaurant which is a part of the AHA culinary school. F&B Director Sharlene Golding will be organizing the food for this event.
Ground Floor, NDC Building
116 Tordesillas Street
Salcedo Village, Makati City
Ticket price is p1,500 at the gate. Participants may purchase tickets in advance and pay just p1,100 per ticket. Every ticket includes five (tasting) stubs each redeemable for a tasting pour of roughly 50-60ml. Ticket price also includes food prepared and served by Upper East Restaurant of AHA Culinary School.
WINE LINEUP
Alsace
Alsace Gewurztraminer Arthur Metz 2007
P1-403-2007-R
St. Emilion, Bordeaux
Ch. Fagouet Jean-Voisin, Grand Cru Classe, St. Emilion 1988
A2-388-1988-R
Burgundy
Saint-Romain, Chateau Des Guettes, Francois Parent 1998
D3-847-1998-R
Anjou, Loire
Anjou Rose Ch de Montgueret 2008
C7-451-2008-R
Rhone
Côte-du-Rhone, Cellier des Princess 2003
C3-182-2003-R
Please email us at Wine@Yats-International.com or
visit www.YatsWineCellars.com,
call (632) 637-5019 and ask for Rea or Chay
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