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Sunshine Wine Special Dinner

Sunshine Wine Special Dinner

Tue, Sep 8, 20266:00 PM – 6:00 PM MST

Sunshine Wine
ATSunshine Wine15 North Santa Rita Avenue · View the spot
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5 Course Dinner + Welcome Drink + 3 Queen of Cups Wine Pairings (price includes 18% Gratuity).

*Dinner contains meat, dairy, gluten.

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*Due to the nature of the event, no accommodations can be made.

*Seating is limited to ticket holders only.

(Looking for a non-alcoholic option - please contact Rebecca at rebecca@thetapandbottle.com)

Menu:

COURSE 1

TARTARE TARTLET

Koji aged K4 beef, tamarind, beef garum,

nixtamalized wheat berries, nopal powder

COURSE 2

SUMMER FRUIT SALAD

Stonefruit, melon, grapes, tomato, endive,

white wine nuoc cham, chiles

COURSE 3

BIGEYE TUNA CARPACCIO

Pressed bigeye tuna, fermented citrus,

embered agave, tuna amino, pickled shiitake,

citrus salsa macha

COURSE 4

SMOKED BEEF CHEEK & RICE PORRIDGE

Smoked and confit K4 beef cheek, poached

summer vegetables, consommé, chile infused

tallow

COURSE 5

BRÛLÉED FIG CUSTARD TART

Passionfruit curd, fig leaf oil

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