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Grape Stomp and Harvest Festival 2018

Grape Stomp 2018 is Sep 22

Saturday, September 22, 2018 4 pm – 8 pm

Tickets are here

Please join us for our third annual Grape Stomp and Harvest Festival!  We will have a grape stomp competition, Wear Your Whites contest (bridal gowns and white suites,etc), and an I Love Lucy Look-a-Like judging.  The afternoon will be filled with entertainment and a hog roast from Cen-Tex Chefs Collaborative!  We expect this event to sell out…so don’t wait to buy your tickets, or you may end up squeaky clean and disappointed.

Proceeds from the event go to support the growth of Salado Montessori, a new non-profit Primary for kiddos ages 3-6.  Salado Montessori aims to inspire a love of learning in each child and follow the child’s interests throughout their pre-school years.

The Cen-Tex Chefs Collaborative will be on site selling delicious hog roast and handcrafted sides and sauces.  Our wines will pair perfectly with the fine swine available.  We’ll be serving our locally made wines by the glass and bottle.

There is no admission fee to attend. Our pre-sale ticket packages ensure you will reserve your souvenir t-shirt.

Our grape stomp will be the ideal opportunity to make your Instagram followers super jealous. Teams of two will compete every 15 minutes in rounds of 4-5 teams. During your team’s turn, one person will stomp for two minutes and then the second person will stomp for two minutes. The team of two who produces the most juice wins bragging rights!

Pay attention, this year the packages are different.  We are now offering our Dionysus Package, which gains you the right to pose in the giant vat of crushed grapes and then make your own wine-footprint t-shirts.  If you want to to compete, the Smash Those Grapes Package is the one for you!

Tickets are refundable up to 7 days before the event. After that, you may transfer your ticket to a friend – make sure you email the ticket to your friend.  The show will go on even if it rains, snows, sleets or whatever the great state of Texas comes up with for weather.  This event will be outdoors and everything will be under a tent.

Kids are welcome and Winerycat insists that dogs must be on a leash.

NO outside alcohol may be brought in.  That means you cannot bring beer, wine, distilled spirits or moonshine. Please no sneaking in alcohol…this is not your high school prom, thank you!


Grape Stomp Rules

  1. Fans of all ages are welcomed to the harvest festival.
  2. Stomping will commence when the Stomp Master blows the whistle and all teams must stop stomping and collecting at the closing whistle. Any team who starts early or delays stopping will receive a penalty.
  3. All stomping must be done with bare feet.
  4. Stompers may hold on to their team member for support.
  5. Only juice will be measured. Any grapes and pulp will be strained out by the judges.
  6. In the event of a tie, the officials will choose the team who displayed the least abandon.
  7. Any team not participating in a manner consistent with fair play and good sportsmanship is subject to disqualification without refund.  If you break something, you’ve bought it.
  8. Your slot will be during the hour you sign up for. You must be on time. If you are not present when your team is called, then you forfeit your team’s grape stompin’ tickets.
  9. All participants must sign Liability Waiver.

 


Ticket Options  (ticket URL )

*prices will increase by $5 at the door — buy now and save $$

KIDS TICKET – $14.95
Under 21?  This ticket includes one t-shirt, a photo op in the grapes and one juice box, soda or water.

DIONYSUS OBSERVER – $24.95
The “ummm, I’ll just watch….” This ticket includes a t-shirt for your footprints, a photo op in the grapes, and one glass of wine. 21 and over, only.

SMASH THOSE GRAPES PACKAGE – $44.95

Ticket holder is entitled to one go at stomping, one glass of wine, a t-shirt for your foot prints and a photo op in the grapes.  When you purchase your ticket, let us know the name of anyone you’d like to compete with so we can pair you together! 21 and over, only.

This event is organized by Salado Winery Company + Salado Montessori.  This event is part of the “Salado Chocolate and Wine Weekend 2018” for tickets and more information contact (INSERT URL for chocolate and wine event HERE)


Interested in being a vendor?  Follow this link: https://saladowinery.wufoo.com/forms/z1mizw2u0fxaiee/

We are looking for artisan toys, foods and home remedies, Montessori-in-the-home items, jewelry & art vendors who reflect the spirit of Montessori education. For we anticipate 120 Grape Stompers, 200 spectators and 15-20 vendors. We hope to exhibit high-quality, educational or unusual items that are not commercially available. We especially welcome wood toys, Montessori in the home materials such as kids aprons, organic foods and home remedies, handmade home items such as baskets and boxes, unique jewelry and so on.  We will only accept handmade items. We are not interested in t-shirts or accessories made in factories, no matter how cool they are.
PRICING
A 10′ x 10′ spot on the grass is $100. You can bring your own tent/canopy or not. Electricity is available for $10. A table and chair are available to rent for $10.
Festival t-shirts are available for $15.
IMPORTANT DATES
8/21/2018 – Final deadline to pay & submit forms.
8/22/2018 – Grape Stomping from 4-8, all booths set up & vendors ready to sell at 2.
Load in: September 22 from 9AM – 2PM. No vehicle traffic allowed during the Grape Stomp.
APPLICATION
To be considered as a vendor, please follow the link below and fill out the application. We will review your submission, and accept/deny your application. Once accepted we will email you a bill. In order to be included in our map and on our t-shirt, you must submit the completed form and payment by September 21, 2018.
Please upload a photo representative of what you sell. It may be used in our promotions.

We reserve the right to reject vendors, especially if we feel the proposed vendor does not fit with our theme, or there are already too many vendors in the same category. We want our vendors to be successful and want our festival attendees to have a varied experience!
The form will automatically take you to a payment dialogue. Vendor fees are refundable until September 15, 2018.
If you get stuck and can’t get the form submitted, print as .pdf and email to Darla at tdtnews.com or mail to Salado Montessori 10880 FM 1670, Salado, TX 76571

Chocolate & Wine Weekend in Salado 2017

Salado invites you to its annual “Chocolate & Wine Weekend.” For those who believe the four basic food groups consist of white chocolate, milk chocolate, dark chocolate and truffles… the “Chocolate & Wine Weekend” is the event not to be missed. The event will take place throughout the Village of Salado. It’s seven great events in one fun-filled weekend!

The three-day chocolate weekend promises to satisfy all the senses with chocolate, wine tastings, music, a gourmet chocolate lunch, chocolate trail throughout the village and Saturday night “Chocolate & Music.”

Friday evening, September 22nd “Evening of Chocolate & Wine” from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Salado Winery Company. Premier Salado wines will be paired with decadent chocolates. 21 & over. Reservations must be made in advance, as this event sells out. Seating is limited to 50 people. This is a ticketed event for $44.95 per person and tickets can be purchased through EventBrite.com or at the door if they haven’t sold out online.

Saturday, September 23rd – 3 Course Lunch at Alexander’s Distillery from noon – 3:00PM. Smoked Chicken Stuffed Jalapenos with Oaxaca Mole Sauce. Ancho Cocoa Rubbed Brisket with Dark Chocolate BBQ Sauce served with Refried Beans, Cilantro Rice and Grilled Flour Tortillas. Chambord Chocolate Mousse Martini with Fresh Berries. Tickets are $25.00 and must be purchased online.

The event continues Saturday, when you take part in our “Chocolate & Wine Trail” from 1:00 PM – 6:00 PM throughout the Village of Salado. Use your Passport and follow the signs to guide you and ride the trolley to follow around this “trail of sweet chocolate dreams” featuring multiple stops around the Village. Some stops feature wine and other stops featuer a fun chocolate experience. When you arrive in Salado, your first stop will be the Visitor Center to check in and receive your “Chocolate & Wine Trail Passport” and complimentary wine glass. It is very important that you pick up your Passport, wine glass, and wine tickets before the event starts. Your Passport is your entry into each of the locations. 21 & over. Tickets are $29.95 per person and must be purchased in advance at EventBrite.com. Dress Code: Dress comfortable. Our downtown area is a mile long so you will probably want to wear comfortable shoes if you plan on walking to each location. There is plenty of parking along the downtown area for those who are driving instead of walking.

Enjoy “Death By Chocolate Contest” presented by the Friends of the Salado Public Library. This will be held at the Salado Public Library, Saturday from 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM. Enter your favorite chocolate recipe and you might win! Entries available at the library. For more information please call 254-947-9191.

End your day dining at The Range at the Barton House for a special “Chocolate and Music” dinner featuring wine from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Guests should arrive and be seated by 7pm for a prompt start at 7pm. The four-course menu is sure to please every palate beginning with the first course of cauliflower puree, chocolate nibs and white chocolate crema. The second course features frissee, cocoa smoked beef tenderloin, manchego and butter toasted hazelnut vinaigrette. The third course consists of grilled quail mole, roasted garlic mashed potatoes and asparagus. The final course of sweet endings includes options of cinnamon chocolate espresso cheesecake and tart cherry sauce. This is a ticketed event, limited to 32 guests at $59.00 per guest. Tickets must be purchased in advance at EventBrite.com.

On Sunday, September 24th, before you make your way home after this unique event, make plans to enjoy a fabulous Brunch at Alexander’s Distillery. 10:30am – 2pm. Charcuterie Platter. Peking Duck Carpaccio with Cocoa Nibs. Ancho Cocoa Rubbed Barbecue Brisket Hash with Eggs. Chambord Chocolate Mousse. $25 per guest. Purchase tickets online.

For information or assistance on where to stay or planning your weekend, contact the Chamber and Tourism Bureau at 254-947-5040 or email [email protected].  Tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/salado-chocolate-wine-weekend-2017-tickets-37242270634

 

Chocolate & Wine Weekend 2016

WineChocChocolate & Wine Weekend, September 16th, 17th, and 18th – three days of activities and events sure to please even the most passionate of chocolate lovers! Chocolate and wine will be paired, a Chocolate Trail can be followed and a “Death by Chocolate” contest is in the works. All the events will take place throughout the Village of Salado and the participant may pick and choose what they want to purchase.

Friday, September 16th Adults Only-21 & Over-“Evening of Chocolate & Wine” from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Salado Winery at 841 N. Main. Premier Salado wines will be paired with decadent chocolates. Tickets are $44.95 per person with a 50 person limit.

Saturday, September 17th Family Friendly – “Get your Hands Dirty with Chocolate” – Calling all kids for this hands on event from 9:00 p.m. till 10:00 a.m. at Sir Wigglesworth’s Homemade Fudge Factory co-located with Mud Pies Pottery. Titia, owner and fudge-making expert shows you how to really dig in and create some exotic concoctions that only a chocolate lover can appreciate! Tickets are $14.95 per person with a 10 person limit.

Adults Only – 21 & Over – “Big Kid’s Fun” from 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. -Titia, owner of Sir Wigglesworth’s Homemade Fudge Factory and
Mud Pies Pottery is the creative host for this event designed for the adult chocolate lover interacting and participating to invent chocolates infused with various alcohol flavors. Tickets are $22.95 per person with a 10 person limit.

Adults Only – 21 & Over – “Chocolate & Wine Trail” from 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. all around the Village. Use your Passport and follow the
signs to guide you and ride the trolley to follow around this “trail of sweet chocolate dreams” featuring multiple stops around the
Village. Some stops feature chocolate and wine and others a fun chocolate experience. Tickets are $29.95 per person and must be
purchased in advance.

Family Friendly – “Death By Chocolate Desert Contest” from 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. held at the Salado Public Library and hosted by The
Friends of the Salado Public Library. Pre-enter your favorite chocolate recipe for a chance to win prizes, then come to the library to check out the competition and vote on your favorites. Free Event. For further information call the Library at 254-947-9191.

Adults/Family: Lunch at Alexander’s Distillery at noon. Lunch options: Bison Slider – buffalo meat, goat cheese, bacon, and a balsamic and baker’s chocolate reduction. Crab Cake Slider – Chesapeake Bay crab cake with Old Bay aioli, romaine lettuce, and tomato. Shaved filet mignon, pepper, onions. All are paired with Burgundy wine. Tickets are $25.00 and must be purchased online.

Adults/Family – “Dinner at The Range at the Barton House – Evening – End your day at The Range at the Barton House for a special dining experience prepared by The Range team featuring Salado’s wineries and a menu pleasing to every palette. $59 per person with
a 32 person limit.

Sunday, September 18th Adults/Family – “Chocolate & Champagne Brunch” One seating at 11:00 a.m. at Alexander’s at Inn on the Creek. Indulge in a Chocolate & Champagne Brunch to finish off your chocolate ecstasy weekend! $49.95 per person with a 30 person limit.

more information and links to tickets at http://salado.com/calendar

2015 Valentine’s Day Wine & Chocolate Truffle pairing

463884491-2Owner June Ritterbusch will lead you through a chocolate and wine pairing class.  Each couple will be served 6 truffles to share and each person will have 6 different wine samples to sip along with the truffles.  This is meant for lovebirds to share their chocolate and savour their wine.  This class will start promptly at 7 pm and will last 1 hour.

2013 Salado Chocolate & Wine Weekend

Chocolate trail card (8)Friday-Sunday, September 20-22, 2013

The Village of Salado invites you to its fifth annual “Chocolate & Wine Weekend.” For those who believe the four basic food groups consist of white chocolate, milk chocolate, dark chocolate and truffles….the “Chocolate & Wine Weekend” is the event not to be missed. The event will take place throughout the Village of Salado. Its nine great events in one fun-filled weekend. The three-day chocolate week-end promises to satisfy all the senses with chocolate, wine tastings, music, demonstrations, a gourmet chocolate brunch, chocolate trail throughout the town and Saturday night “Chocolate & Music.”

The weekend kickoff begins on Friday evening, September 20th with an “Evening of Chocolate & Wine” from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Salado Wine Seller. The “Evening of Chocolate and Wine” where guests will be invited to savor the taste of premier Texas wines paired with decadent chocolates.  This is a ticketed event for $39.95 per person. Tickets must be purchased at www.saladochocolatefestival.com.

Enjoy an eight stop “Chocolate Trail” from 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. throughout the Village of Salado.  Your 8 chocolate trail stops include Salado Wine Seller, Brookshire Brothers, Charlotte’s of Salado, Prellop Fine Art Gallery, Salado Creek Winery, Mud Pies Pottery, Side by Side and Springhouse. Transportation will be provided. This is a ticketed event for $32.95 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance at www.saladochocolatefestival.com.

Wine & Chocolate Pairing Class.  Would you like to be the cupid of pairing wines and chocolate?  Play matchmaker along with winemaker June Ritterbusch for a class focused on her philosophy of wine and chocolate pairing.  We will discuss the gastronomical rules, nuances in wine and then sample wines and chocolate in order to find a more perfect union. Max 10 students (per class), $24.95/person. Tickets must be purchased in advance at www.saladochocolatefestival.com

More events, tickets & lodging information and all at www.saladochocolatefestival.com.

2012 Chocolate & Wine Weekend

September 21-23, 2012

We can’t wait! Soon it will be time for the weekend of chocolate & wine.

The weekend kickoff begins on Friday evening, September 21, with an Evening of Chocolate & Wine ($44.95) from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the Salado Wine Seller. Guests will be invited to savor the taste of premier Texas wines paired with decadent chocolates. The Evening of Chocolate & Wine will feature the finest in artisan chocolates and wine tasting from Texas vineyards.

Then on Saturday, September 22, from 2-6 pm, $32.95, we’ll be taking part in the chocolate trail. Enjoy a eight stop “Chocolate Trail” from 2:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. throughout the Village of Salado. Your chocolate trail stops include Salado Wine Seller, Brookshire Brothers, Charlotte’s of Salado, Prellop Fine Art Gallery, Susan Maries, Side by Side, Salado Creek Winery, Strawberry Patch, and. Transportation will be provided.

Then Saturday, September 22, 7:00 – 9:00 pm, we’ll have “Folk & Brownies”. For $9.95 cover charge, we’ll have music by Jiminy Crisket, light hors d’ouevres and of course chocolate brownies.

Tickets for these events and more are available at http://www.eventbrite.com/event/867349265. More information is available at www.saladochocolatefestival.com.

Wiseman House Chocolates

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Wiseman House Chocolate

Saturday, September 25, 12-5 pm

Wismeman House will be here all afternoon to introduce you to their fine handmade chocolates, just in case you didn’t get enough chocolate at the Evening of Chocolate and Wine on Friday, September 24.  They will be offering tastings and plenty of chocolate for sale.  We’ll be offering our normal “Taste 5 wines for $3” and the Chocolate Trail will be in progress from 2-5 pm. Their truffles were a huge hit last year and we will be carrying the products regularly through the fall and holiday season.

Chocolatier Kevin Wenzel
Fourteen years ago artist and chocolatier Kevin Wenzel first opened the doors to the Wiseman House to begin offering fine handmade chocolates to the public. Having studied fine arts in Europe, Asia and the U.S., and chocolate making at a fifth generation chocolate school in Pennsylvania, this confectioner’s son possesses the perfect combination of talent, training, and heritage for this delicate art.

The Wiseman House Difference
Customers who frequent the Wiseman House often ask us what makes our chocolates so unique. The answer is quite simple; we combine real chocolate from origins such as Belgium and Venezuela, with real ingredients such as fresh whipping cream and chopped fruits, and real flavors like crushed coffee beans, and authentic liquers. In fact, what makes our chocolates so unique is not so much what we put in, but what we leave out – added sugars, glutens, sodium nitrates, and trans fats. The result is a fuller flavor profile, smoother texture, and richer taste that you will begin to appreciate from the very first bite. When tasting our fine chocolates you will step back in time and enjoy the same richness and flavor that inspired the Ancient Mayans to revere chocolate as the nectar of the gods.

The Chocolate Experience
At Wiseman House Chocolates, we believe that chocolates are meant to be an experience – to be shared with friends, given as a gift or enjoyed alone in your thoughts. We take time in hand crafting each of our fine chocolates so that our customers will be pleased as they take time to savor every bite. So please, slow down, enjoy your chocolates, and savor life.

Chocolate Trail

Chocolate Trail starts at Salado Wine Seller

Saturday, September 25

Start your Saturday off with a “Milky Way Chocolate & Wine Pairing” with “Miss Jane” Nickles Hood from 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. at the Salado Holiday Inn Express.  Milk Chocolate and wine is one of the toughest pairings in the food and wine universe.  It’s a mysterious and complex match, but there are ways to make it work!  In this class, we will try all kinds of milk chocolate creations, paired with all kinds of delicious wines.  We’ll learn how and why they can pair up together, and keep tasting until we find the best match in the galaxy!  This is a ticketed event for $39.95 per person.  Tickets must be purchased at www.saladochocolatefestival.com

Enjoy a new event this year.  There will be a Chocolate Trail with 5 stops from 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.  Start at Salado Wine Seller where you will enjoy Texas wines paired with handmade Wiseman House chocolate truffles from Hico, Texas. You will then follow the trail to Brookshire Brothers and enjoy chocolate covered grapes with a sweet Muscat wine. From there you will head to Charlotte’s of Salado to enjoy Redstone chocolate bars (Dark Chocolate Strawberry & Champagne and Milk Chocolate Salty Peanut & Jalapeno) paired with Charlotte’s Chocolate Flavored Coffee. Your next stop is Roy T’s Bakery known for chocolate shakes and chocolate éclairs. Your final stop will be at Gregory’s fine jewelry store.  This is a ticketed event for $24.95. Tickets must be purchased in advance at www.saladochocolatefestival.com

Another new event being added this year is “Death By Chocolate Contest” presented by the Friends of the Salado Public Library.  This will be held at the Salado Public Library from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m.  Enter your favorite chocolate recipe and you might win!  Entries available at the library.  Entry Deadline is 1:00 p.m. on September 22nd.  For more information please call 254-947-9191.

Folk & Fudge

Jiminy Crisket

Jiminy Crisket

Saturday, September 25, 7-9 pm

Cover charge includes cheese & crackers and of course fudge. The folk music will be by Jiminy Crisket.  Jimmy Joe and Chrissie Natoli who are a Swinging, Folky, ‘Bluegrassy’, Fun, Story-Telling, Duet-Singing Duo, hail from just a little East of Austin, TX.  They feature “Tunes handcrafted to make you smile”.

The fudge will be from Mud Pies Pottery who sells the ever famous and sought after “Sir Wigglesworth’s Homemade Fudge,” formerly made and sold at Sir Wigglesworth’s of Salado for over 17 years. With only the finest ingredients available including real butter and cream.  This Texas fudge is hand made, poured, and garnished in the Fudge Kitchen here in Salado.

As part of the Salado Chocolate & Wine Weekend, free golf cart shuttle will be available in Salado from 12:30 pm – 9:30 pm provided by the Village of Salado tourism department, the volunteer Salado Ambassadors and Fairway Golf Carts.  Tickets are $9.95 each and will be available at the door or Register for Chocolate & Wine Weekend EVENTS in Salado, TX  on Eventbrite

Would you like to know more about the band?  Jiminy Crisket is a husband-wife musical duo who capture the ears and hearts of their listeners with songs that are at once relatable and unique.  Their style encompasses overtones of country, bluegrass, folk, jazz and even classical music.  Variety is definitely a constant with this pair!  Their songs tell stories of hotrods and boot-leggers, race car hall-of-famers, grandpa’s yarns, internet dates gone wrong, and devilish romances.   Their duets are funny and touching at the same time, packed full of clever rhymes and real-to-life guy-to-girl banter that inspires laughter and knowing nods from the audience.  Vocal harmonies and tasty, fancy guitar work are an integral part of their show. 

Jimmy Joe has a way of playing a guitar that is inspiring, moving, and often just plain amazing.  He’ll play a song that is reminiscent of Chet Atkins, then pull out some Johnny Cash style licks, and then in a sweet moment play a classically influenced solo that will bring listeners to tears!   He studied at both Berklee in Boston and GIT in Hollywood, and has spent 30 years with a guitar in his hands.  But more than what could be learned in any school, he has a special talent for being able to listen with his heart and play just the right notes to fully bring out the emotion of a piece, whether it be a gentle song written by Chrissie or a hard-hitting, 95 mile per hour bluegrass tune!

Jiminy Crisket has been performing together for about 4 years.  Their musical wedding in October of 2009 inspired them to write their vows as a duet which they regularly perform, and which becomes an instant favorite for fans.  Since the wedding, they have been putting their efforts whole-heartedly into their musical project.  In a short time, they have recorded a 4 song EP which features one of their duets, their devil love songs, and an instrumental piece that showcases Jimmy Joe’s guitar work.  They have performed for the Zilker Botanical Gardens Festival, for the work week-end concert series for the Kerrville Folk Festival volunteers, at Artz Rib House and Flipnotics Coffeespace in Austin, and on a small tour of New Mexico and Colorado and then in New York.  They  have been featured twice on Austin’s KOOP radio.  They continue to play the Barton Creek Farmers Market weekly, and to perform in house concerts and at vineyards, restaurants, bars and coffee shops across central Texas.  They have an opening slot for the Asylum Street Spankers in October as well as a televised antique show in East Texas coming up in the fall of 2010.   They are constantly writing and creating new music and gaining new fans everywhere they go, inspiring laughter and smiles and providing an earful of good music ready for the listening!

 Contact:  Chrissie Natoli 512.773.2605 or Jimmy Joe Natoli 512.297.7922

[email protected]

www.jiminycrisket.com

Evening of Chocolate & Wine

Dessert Plate 2008

Friday, September 24, 7:30 – 10 pm

Join us for an elegant evening of chocolate and wine under the stars.  We will be pouring 5 Texas wines, each chosen for its unique flavors.  These special wines will each be paired with a fantastic chocolate dessert from The Range Restaurant.  The tables will be set with linen and candles while music will be provided by Dow Ferguson, a classical guitarist.  This makes a fantastic evening for a romantic couple or a group of friends.  Only folks with tickets will be seated. This event might sell out, so buy yours now at Register for Chocolate & Wine Weekend EVENTS in Salado, TX  on Eventbrite

Menu for Evening of Chocolate & Wine:

1. McPherson Cellars Viognier * tropical fruit notes naturally match Chocolate Dipped Coconut Macaroon

2.  Haak Vineyards & Winery Malbec * Sweet violets and a hint of licorice along with aromas of vanilla, roasted coffee and tobacco go perfectly well with Triple Chocolate Chunk Brownie Bites

3.  Flat Creek Estate Muscato Blanco *  Semi-sweet, citrus-packed, honeysuckle and jasmine set off the Chocolate Hazelnut Ganache Bars

4.  Brix Shiraz (sweet) * surprising berry flavors contrast with Banana & White Chocolate Filled crepe topped with chocolate sauce

5.  Texas Hills Vineyard Port Rubino * Ruby ports are aged a short time in oak and  bottled young & fiery, making this a great compliment to Individual Peanut Butter & Chocolate Mouse Pie