"Rustic" Wine Dinner Party
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Remember the ambrosial place setting that I created a few days ago for a Rustic Wine Dinner Political party that we were hosting? (Yous can run into the Facebook Alive video on my Facebook page.) The party turned out exactly like we had hoped. Beautiful weather condition, back deck breezes in the new patio defunction, fab Columbia Crest Cabernet Wine, and proficient friends. An evening that is still talked about through grouping text letters.
Our guests, and Specially my husband, loved the Crowdsourced Cabernet that we served with apps and dinner. For someone that rarely drinks more ane glass of wine, he was asking for his2nd 3rd drinking glass, by dusk.
I really wanted to serve this wine at our dinner party, because my husband and I take been incredibly interested in crowdsourcing lately, and in 2014, Columbia Crest wanted to become the offset winery to crowdsource a wine from vineyard to table. Everything from bud suspension, to the harvest, to the final blend and even the label, was put in the hands of the online community.
I thought that was an amazing story, and we love to assistance and encourage amazing adventures similar this.
I paired a few food options to go with the wine, mainly because there'due south zilch amend than snacking while drinking wine with friends, and waiting on dinner to finish. My ultimate snack "go-to," with wine, is a cheese tray. Pairing unlike cheeses, meats, fruits, and other pocket-size seize with teeth-size options, is easy & swish and most of the fourth dimension, y'all'll meet me serving baked brie on the cheese board!
Serving all of those options on a cheese board, you can't forget the accompaniments! Crackers, toasts, and breadsticks are the perfect bite-size crunch you lot need. Get artistic, and display them in something other than the bags that they come in, or a bowl… and you've simply fabricated a fabulous display!
(I simply used brown paper bags, folded/rolled downwards) to give the table the "rustic," experience that I was going for!)
Oh the place setting… I was ecstatic to see the looks on our invitee's faces every bit they walked on to our deck. They each had their ain piddling personal "treat," awaiting them. Simple piddling touches like this can make your guests instantly experience welcome in your home!
If y'all're new around hither, then you may not know that I have quite the "sweetness-tooth," so anytime that I tin can contain a little chocolate, you lot can count on it. For an added "touch," I created a party favor box for each guest, that contained nighttime chocolate covered blueberries, that paired amazingly well with the 2014 Crowdsourced Cabernet! Carmine vino + Dark Chocolate = Happy, Happy Guests.
The overall identify setting, and a glass of wine with dinner fabricated this party a special one for the books!
One of our guests But had a baby, (only 3 sweetness weeks agone), so she wouldn't let me go a full photo of her, but she did agree to a "thanks," to celebrate all of the astonishing recent blessings, and to the release of the new wine. (Whatsoever reason to have a "cheers," right!?)
Once dinner concluded, we moved to the front lawn and ended the evening with small chatter. My husband loves aught more than than relaxing with friends on the forepart porch, with a glass of wine and a cigar.
Me… well I like to visit on the front porch with a glass of wine too. In that location'due south actually no other mode to end a decorated mean solar day.
More on the 2014 Crowdsourced Cabernet Sauvignon Vintage:
The 2014 Crowdsourced Cabernet is the 1st Washington Winery to receive the honor of vino Spectator's #1 wine in the World which occurred in 2009 for their 2005 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon
Columbia Crest has a rich heritage of Washington winemaking through an unwavering commitment to producing outstanding wine. The conditions of Washington State and the Columbia Valley offer perfect grape-growing weather condition, from the weather to the soil to the vineyard sites. These conditions paired with viticulture and winemaking practices allow Columbia Crest to create high-quality wines.
The process took xviii months and brought together wine lovers equally co-creators and honorary winemakers gaining a deeper understanding and connection to the craft and skill of winemaking.
Approximately 1,000 cases of the 2014 Crowdsourced Cabernet volition be available for $xxx/bottle, exclusively online or in the Columbia Crest tasting room in Paterson Washington.
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