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Mamaroneck Businesses Partner to Offer Wine/Chocolate Tasting Class

With its one-year anniversary rapidly approaching, Vinifera Wine and Spirits is teaming up with Chocolations to offer a wine/chocolate appreciation class.

 

The below information is user-generated content submitted by Francois Steichen of  in Mamaroneck.

Vinifera Wine & Spirits has teamed up with to offer a class on wine and chocolate. Participants will learn how to taste like a professional, and how to make wine and chocolate buying fun. There will also be a post-class private shopping experience with additional discounts.

The class will take place ., at Vinifera Wine & Spirits, 410 Mamaroneck Ave. in Mamaroneck. Participants will taste four wines as well as a selection of premium chocolates; learn how to taste like a professional; learn how to be a take-no-prisoners wine/chocolate shopper; and participate in a private-shopping experience afterwards that includes additional discounts.

Pairing wine and food properly is one of life's great pleasures, yet it is also one that many would-be foodies and wine aficionados assume is fraught with peril. Vinifera and Chocolations are in business not only to sell wine and chocolate, but also to help their customers make informed buying decisions. When the two shops' managers met during the this spring, these kindred spirits realized that their business philosophies meshed.

This is a golden age for wine and chocolate lovers: more wines and chocolates exist, from more countries and regions, in more styles and flavors, than at any other time in the history of the world. Many customers, however, relate that they do not feel confident in differentiating between good and bad wine or chocolates. Both stores believe very firmly that knowing how to taste and buy wine and chocolate like a professional is not as hard as people think. This wine and chocolate pairing class is designed to teach basic tasting methods to help reduce one’s fear surrounding wine and chocolate purchasing decisions.

The cost per person for the class is $35. Please call (914) 777-3600 or (914) 698-3802 to RSVP for the event.


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Allison May 2, 2013 at 10:39 pm
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