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Date: April 24, 2006 (Mon)
Time: Starts at 6:30 PM
Phone: 973-731-2360
Email: info at winelegend.com (if you need more info)
Cost: $140.00/person + tax gratuity($175.00)
Venue: The Manor,
West Orange, New Jersey.
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Date: Feb 09, 2006 (Thu)
Time: 7:00PM
Email: jackiegreene87(at)hotmail.com
Cost: $65 members, $75 member companions, $80 non-members

Venue: The Village Cellar Restaurant
19 Valley Street
South Orange, New Jersey 07079

Event Details:
The NJ Chapter of Women for Winesense is excited to present this special wine and food pairing dinner at the fabulous Village Cellar Restaurant in South Orange. Join us for the specially prepared 4 small course meal accompanied by wines chosen by the chef and sommelier. This will be a great evening.

Our chapter is new and looking for members. Women for Winesense is a national non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the positive aspects of wine in fun and educational tastings and events like this one. Members receive discounts on all the events.

You need to register online for this event at www.womenforwinesense.com Members: $65 , member companions: $75 and non-members $80. You will receive the discounted rate if you become a member online.

Please see website or email for more information.
More Info: Women for Winesense

“There are no hard and fast rules about which wine we should drink with what food, but centuries of experience have resulted in a few tried-and-tested guidelines.

According to an age-old code, sherry is drunk before a meal as an aperitif to stimulate the tastebuds for the food to follow – especially the dry or off-dry sherries. Sweet sherry is best enjoyed with dessert or fruit at the end of the meal.”

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