Michele DeWitt Hosts âItâs The Wine Talkingâ Pairing Event
DALLAS (April 12, 2021)
 â Take your senses on a trip to Italy during an evening filled with music, wine and more!Â
On Friday, April 30 from 6:30-9 p.m., satiate your palate while learning the ins and outs of how to choose the perfect Italian wine during Michele DeWittâs âItâs The Wine Talking â Italian Pairing.â Hosted at the beautiful Hickory Street Annex, DeWitt, co-founder of FB Society and Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) Level 3 advanced sommelier, will guide guests through a five-course food and wine pairing thatâll feature dishes that youâd enjoy during a spring trip to Italy. The special prix-fixe menu, catered by Vestals Catering, will include:
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