Maynards Hosts Arizona Wine Dinner & Preview of New Private Label Wine

Maynards Hosts Arizona Wine Dinner & Preview of New Private Label Wine

Sep 24, 20151 min read
What
Arizona Wine Dinner
When
7pm, Sept. 25, 2015
Where
Maynards Market & Kitchen
400 N Toole Ave
More info.
maynardstucson.com

Maynards Market & Kitchen is rounding out their second annual summer wine tour with a hometown feast.

At 7pm this Friday, September 25, enjoy a four-course dinner dedicated to all things Arizona. During the dinner, Maynards is offering a sneak preview of their second private label wine, the new AZ Red Malbec Blend. The blender himself, Sand Reckoner’s Rob Hammelman, is the guest of honor at the wine dinner.

Tickets are $55 per person and Maynards Wine Club Members get 10%.

The menu for the Arizona Wine Dinner was crafted by Senior Executive Chef Michael Byrer and includes local specialities like Spicy AZ Pecan Pesto, AZ Braised Short Rib and Horchata Tiramisu.

Vegetarian options are available.

Maynards Market & Kitchen Arizona Wine Dinner Menu

First Course

  • Vanilla Dusted Scallop, Pickled Peach Coulis, Spicy AZ Pecan Pesto
  • Paired with Sand Reckoner White Blend

Second Course

  • Duck Confit Tart, Port Salut Mornay, Pickled Butternut Sauce, Braised Greens
  • Paired with AZ Red Zinfandel Blend

Third Course

  • AZ Braised Short Rib, Root Vegetable Puree, Braised Celery, Gremolata
  • Paired with AZ Red Malbec Blend

Dessert

  • Horchata Tiramisu, Chocolate Oil, Cinnamon Cream, Almond Crunch

To purchase tickets visit ticketfly.com, and for more information on Maynards visit maynardstucson.com.

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