7 Course Dia De Los Muertos Wine Pairing Dinner at Bisbee’s Café Roka With Dos Cabezas

7 Course Dia De Los Muertos Wine Pairing Dinner at Bisbee’s Café Roka With Dos Cabezas

Oct 21, 20151 min read
What
Dia de Los Muertos Dinner
When
6pm, Nov. 1, 2015
Where
Café Roka
35 Main Street, Bisbee
More info.
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Café Roka and Dos Cabezas WineWorks are teaming up for a special Dia de Los Muertos dinner.

The exclusive 7 course wine-pairing, prepared by Chef Rod Kass and Winemakers Todd & Kelly Bostock, will highlight regional flavors from across Mexico and Arizona local wines.

Though agave-based spirits like mescal and pulque are more traditional liquors for the holiday, Kass and the Bostocks are focusing on thoughtful wine and food combinations to create a unique culinary experience.

“Our wine dinners are not stuffy affairs; you get some info about the evolution of the served wine, some insights about the interplay of wine and food, your palate gets a treat savoring many flavors, and you have some fun playing with your food,” said Fred Miller, the beverage manager at Cafe Roka. “What’s not to like?”

The seven-course dinner will include the following, paired with seven wines from Dos Cabezas:

  • Ceviche
  • Ensalada
  • Pork Chile Verde
  • A nopales vegetarian dish
  • A Pescado dish
  • A Carne dish
  • Postre

Last year’s dinner with Carlson Creek Winery featured the following dishes and more:

  • Salad of Oranges, Radish, Avocado & Jicama with a Honey-Lime Vinaigrette
  • Shrimp with Poblano Mole & Napolito Relish
  • Pork Gordita with Chile Colorado
  • Steamed Bass Vera Cruz

Dinner begins at 6pm on Sunday, November 1 from 6 to 9pm at Cafe Roka in Bisbee. Tickets are $76.95 per person.

To make a reservation, call Cafe Roka at (520) 432-5153 or purchase tickets online.

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