Pairsine Chefs Competitions- National Kick Off- Save $25

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I am so excited that the Pairsine, Taste of Elegance Chefs Food & Wine Competitions are going national. The first two are sponsored by ZAP (Zinfandel Advocates & Producers), which means the chefs will be creating pairings with Zinfandel (red wine only).

The competitions feature 10 wine savvy chefs competing to make 20 custom
paired epicurean delights with 20 award-winning Zins! Each event features a
silent and live auction benefiting a designated national charity such as the
Foundation for Sight and Sound or The Warriors For Freedom.

Pairsine's first tour with ZAP kicks off in April with a NYC and Orlando stop! Tickets are $120 per person. But order before April 2, 2012 and save $25 per ticket. Use code: twc25

Order Page: http://pairsine.com/tickets.html


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Pairsine Chefs Food & Wine Pairing Competition NYC April 17, 2012
Sponsored by ZAP (Zinfandel Advocates & Producers)
Featuring an exclusive tasting of Zinfandel

Trade/Media Only Tasting: 1-3pm
For registration visit www.zinfandel.org

Public- Chefs Food & Wine Pairings and auctions: 6-9pm

Location:
Sun West Studios
450 West 31 St, 10th FLR
New York, NY 10001

Participating Wineries:
Alexander Valley Vineyards, Artezin Wines
Ballentine Vineyards, Barefoot Cellars
Bota Box, Brazin Cellars
Cakebread Cellars, Chacewater Wine
Cline Cellars, D-cubed Cellars
Gamba Vineyards, Gnarly Head Cellars
Klinker Brick Winery, Michael-David Winery
Opolo Vineyards, Peachy Canyon Winery
Pedroncelli Winery, Perry Creek Winery
Proulx, Ravenswood
Renwood Winery, Ridge Vineyards
Rosenblum Cellars, Twisted
Wine Guerrilla
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Pairsine Chefs Food & Wine Pairing Competition-Orlando
Thursday April 19, 2012, 6-9pm
Sponsored by ZAP (Zinfandel Advocates & Producers)
Featuring an exclusive tasting of Zinfandel

Location:
Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate
1500 Masters Blvd.
ChampionsGate, FL 33896

Trade/Media Only Tasting: 1-3pm
For registration visit www.zinfandel.org

Public- Chefs Food & Wine Pairings: 6-9pm

Participating Wineries:
Alexander Valley Vineyards, Artezin Wines
Ballentine Vineyards, Bota Box
Brazin Cellars, Cline Cellars
Gnarly Head Cellars, J. Rickards Winery
McKnab Ridge Winery
Michael-David Winery, Opolo Vineyards
Peachy Canyon Winery, Pedroncelli Winery
Proulx, Ravenswood
Renwood Winery, Ridge Vineyards
Rosenblum Cellars, Twisted
Wine Guerrilla

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