Italian Wine Dinner at Harvest Oro Valley

Italian Wine Dinner at Harvest Oro Valley

Nov 6, 20141 min read

For the fifth dinner in their Harvest Passport Series, Harvest Restaurant is featuring “Wines of Italy” on November 12.

According to the folks over at Harvest, the passport wine series began a few months ago with the intent of covering wines and cuisines from different regions every month. So far, they’ve covered food and wine from Spain, South America, France, Australia, Arizona and California. 

“As an Oro Valley restaurant, we are told repeatedly by our local customers and travelers about how they appreciate what we do in terms of culinary creations, providing them with not just food, but an experience in dining.”

Dinner is $39.90 per person and starts at 6:30 pm. RSVP by calling (520) 731-1100.

Harvest Passport Series October 8th Menu

1st Course

  • Caprese Salad – Marinated, grilled eggplant, served with an Italian salad
  • Wine – Santi Solane Valpolcella

2nd Course

  • Dover Sole – Served with orzo pasta in a pool of creamy, rich tarragon-dill beurre blanc
  • Wine – Chloe Pinot Grigio

3rd Course

  • Tender Flank Steak – Rolled with herbs, spices, and Pecorino-Romano cheese
  • Wine – Querceto Chianti Classico

4th Course

  • Pumpkin Tiramisu
  • Wine – Fizz 56 Moscato

Italian Wine Dinner at Harvest

For more information, visit Harvest Restaurant on the web or on their Facebook page.

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