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French Food and Wine Pairing

“Evening in Bordeaux,” Thursday October 4th at 7 PM at Peppadew Fresh Farms in Morganville with Chef Christopher Dutka of Christopher's Kitchen in Marlboro.


Join Seventh generation Bordelais  Baron Gonzague de Luze.


Gonzague will take us through six wines from the Chateaux of his family located in the Region. The de Luze family wine business dates back to the  early 1800s.

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First Course


Pan seared sea scallop, braised leeks, fennel, saffron

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Chateau de Chantegrive Graves Blanc 2011


 


Second Course


Shallot thyme roasted duck breast, French lentils, Applewood bacon, Dijon vinaigrette


Chateau Greysac Medoc 2008


 


Third Course


Pappardelle bolognese, veal, pork, reggiano and parsley


Baron de Malleret Haut Medoc 2009


 


Fourth Course


Braised short rib, celery root and parsnips, squash puree


Chateau De La Coste Margaux 2010


 


Fifth Course


Roasted fig with goat cheese, prosciutto and basil


Chateau Reine Blanche St. Emilion Grand Cru 2010


$75 per person


 What better place to taste great wines with gourmet food other than New Jersey’s newest vineyards and winery, Peppadew Fresh Farms located in Morganville. A working farm growing  Peppadew Gold  along with their newly planted red and white vines


  Contact Dennis Bulluck form The Wine Academy in Marlboro at 732.414.6446


 Or dennis@wineacademysuperstores.com


www.cateringservicenj.com


 

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