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Thank you for attending the 2013 Wine and Food Show!

 We had a blast with all the exhibitors and attendees. This year we saw a humongous spike in popularity. Taking everything into consideration we're excited about next year and making it bigger and better than ever!

Stay tuned for information on the 2014 show!

2013 Photo Booth
	Check out our photos on our Facebook Thursday | Friday | Saturday

Can't wait till next year? We have the perfect solution ...
 

Bring your Taste Buds! To the 8th annual Wine and Food show at the Western

Fair District! 

We take wineries spanning across Ontario, mix with local restaurants from London - Shake - then garnish with new areas featuring craft beers, spirits and liquors for a delicious, fun filled evening!

With a generous helping of food connoisseurs and wine experts, tasting seminars, cooking demonstrations, divine sampling opportunities and informative exhibits. Not only will you have a fun night out with friends, you can expand your palette and try your favorite or experience new food!

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Opening Night will kick off in grand fashion by celebrating the sophisticated food and drink connoisseur.  Feel like a movie star as you enter the venue on the red carpet, mix and mingle with your friends and our celebrity host Chef Corbin while experiencing some classical entertainment with a modern twist. 
Food Generously Provided by The Western Fair Farmers Market 

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The girls let loose on Girls Night Out!  Bring your friends out for this night of fun and laughter with loads of entertainment on stage!

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Saturday (our most popular day) was a full day to nibble, taste and socialize! With cooking demos from local restaurants and Fanshawe's culinary school, and wine & cheese tasting seminars, this day provided an opportunity to learn more about wines & local food.

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With Jack Astors Flair Competition hosted by Taz from FM96
 

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We have expanded the show to include the East Annex which will play host to our new "Man Cave" furnished by Sanders pro!

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A fun and interactive experience to find out if glassware truly does make a difference in the way we enjoy wine.  Wine Writer Michael Pinkus (OntarioWineReview.com) teams up with Schott Zwiesel stemware for an interactive seminar you won’t soon forget because you’ll have a permanent memory of it around your home because you will walk away with the glasses you drink from to use at home as you see fit (we think you’ll use them every day).  Tonight, you’ll not only taste great wine, but you’ll find out the Schott Zwiesel advantage and how these glass accentuate the way you taste wine. 

About Michael Pinkus … 

Michael is an award-winning journalist: Promoting the Promoters Award Cuvee 2010 and Ontario Wine Awards Journalist of the Year 2012.

  He is also a national and international wine judge - Ontario Wine Awards, All Canadian Wine Championships; Best of Riesling - Germany; Essencia do Vinho - "Top Wines of Portugal".  He is currently the President of the Wine Writers Circle of Canada and the wine columnist for Ottawa Life and Grand magazine as well as regular contributor to Tidings, Grapevine and WineFox ... his reviews have also appeared in the LCBO Vintages magazine. In whatever he does, it is Michael’s desire to educate, inspire and encourage others to grow their own love and enthusiasm for wine – and to realize that it is their palate that ultimately makes the decision.

About Schott Zwiesel …

Schott Zwiesel stemware is the inventor of Tritan Technology – a crystal that uses a titanium alloy instead of lead thus hardening the surface making it resistant to scratching and dishwasher corrosion.

  Schott Zwiesel stemware has a much lower breakage rate than traditional crystal glasses, with greater durability and clarity … “this is not your grandma’s crystal, it’s not your mama’s crystal either, this stuff has to be experienced to be believed.” (Michael Pinkus)