The 2nd Annual New York City Winter Wine Festival | Feb. 5th, 2011
New York’s Biggest Wine Tasting Event Returns to Times Square’s Best Buy Theater for Two Sessions on Saturday, February 5, 2011
New York Wine Festivals and Bacchus
Wine Made Simple in conjunction with Marquee Concerts are pleased to
announce the 2nd Annual New York City Winter Wine Festival returns to
the Best Buy Theater in NYC’s Times Square on Sat., Feb. 5, 2011. The
event features 200+ wines to sample, light hors d’oeuvres, and world
class funk/jazz live on stage with Shilts, former leader of contemporary
jazz band Down to the Bone. Last year’s event sold out, so to meet
popular demand, the 2011 festival expands to 2 sessions of wine and
music; one in the afternoon from 3-6pm and an evening session from
8-11pm.
year’s New York City Winter Wine Festival pleased a sell out crowd. The
2011 festival includes 2 sessions to meet popular demand.
New York, NY (PRWEB) January 2011
New York Wine Festivals and Bacchus Wine Made Simple in conjunction with Marquee Concerts
are pleased to announce their 2nd Annual New York City Winter Wine
Festival will be held on Saturday, February 5, 2011 at New York City’s
Best Buy Theater in Times Square. The festival includes over 200 wines
from around the globe to sample plus an array of light hors d’oeuvres.
As wine lovers sip, music will make the setting hip with a special
performance by Shilts, the former leader of contemporary funk/jazz band
Down to the Bone.
Last year’s sold out event with 1,200 in attendance was named the
“must-attend event” of the first weekend in February by NBC TV’s local
affiliate. To meet popular demand, the 2011 event expands to two
sessions; one in the afternoon, from 3-6pm and one in the evening, from 8-11pm.
“This one-of-a-kind tasting event has something for everyone…
vintage, bold, crisp, and refreshing wines, each hand-selected and
palate-approved by the experts at Manhattan’s foremost local wine
retailer, Bacchus Wine Made Simple,”
explains Sam Kimball of Marquee Concerts, producers of the festival.
“And what better way to complement wine than with song, as Shilts
performs his brand of jazz with funky flair for a 1 hour set to close
out each 3 hour tasting,” he adds. To continue, Please click “MORE”!