• First Class International Wine Pairing Series - Spain: presented by American Airlines
• 7:00pm

Join City Winery and American Airlines for a 4-part First Class International Wine Pairing Series in the beautiful surroundings of City Winery's state-of-the-art winery.

Beginning on Sept 30th 2010, each dinner event will focus on the wine and cuisine of a different wine producing country in a relaxed and educational format.

SPAIN IS SOLD OUT.

Tickets still available for the remaining 3 dinners:

November 11th, 2010 - Argentina

January 27th, 2011  - Italy

March 24th, 2011 - Chile

Each week one lucky attendee wlll receive a pair of domestic round-trip tickets from American Airlines to a destination of their choice.

That's a 1 in 60 chance to fly for free with a friend.

At the end of the series, one lucky individual will win a pair of international round trip tickets to one of the four countries featured as part of our International Wine Pairing Series

Tickets to the each dinner are just $60, including all food, wine and educational materials, and seating is limited to 60 people. You can purchase a passport to all 4 events for just $200 (a $40 saving).

SPAIN

The Tempranillo Imports portfolio is among the largest and deepest of any Spanish importer and represents the astonishing diversity of modern Spain’s wine scene.  Tempranillo has been called the ‘blue chip standard for great Spanish wines and wine values’ by no less than Robert Parker Jr. They began importing Spanish wines into the US in 1987 and have almost single-handedly changed America’s view of Spanish wines. Led by Peter Brunet of Tempranillo Imports, we’ll sample eight wines from the portfolio, ranging from the refreshing Botani Moscatel to Joan Simo’s Priorat ‘Les Eres’ 2004, rated 94 points in the Wine Advocate.

Wines:
•    Llopart Cava Leopardi Brut Rose 2006 (Monastrell, Xarel-lo, Parellada, Chardonnay)
•    Botani Moscatel 2009 (Moscato)
•    Tarima Jumilla 2009 (Monastrell)
•    Vega Sindoa ‘El Chaparral’ 2008 (Garnacha)
•    Teso la Monja Toro ‘Almirez’ 2007 (Tempranillo)
•    Bodegas Emilio Moro Ribera del Duero 2006 (Tempranillo)
•    Joan Simo Priorat ‘Les Eres’ Vinya Velles 2004 (Garnacha, Carinena, Cabernet Sauvignon)
•    Jorge Ordonez Malaga ‘Victoria 2’ 2006 (Moscato dessert wine)