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October 01, 2005

The Chicago Wine and Food Festival Uncorks Its Annual Celebration

Chicago is the new hot bed of the culinary world. Three day event celebrating food, wine and education. The Chicago Wine and Food Festival, October 21-23. Gala dinner at Peninsula Chicago, Reserve wine tasting at Peninsula and Grand Event on Sunday October 23 at Kendall College.

(PRWEB) September 28, 2005 -- The Chicago Wine and Food Festival (CWFF) has put Chicago on the map as THE culinary town and a hot bed of emerging chef's and wine retail. For the third year running the CWFF has created a venue for 45 top tier restaurants, 400 wines and 26 experts to co exist in an open format that lets the consumer, five star chefs, winemakers and food and wine celebrities all mingle and learn together.

The three day event will take place at Chicago's Peninsula Hotel October 21 and 22 with food and wine events. The Bill Rice Awards Dinner, Friday Oct 21 will showcase Chef of the year and Up and Coming Chef. Oct 22 Premium wine tasting of Bordeaux, Burgundy, and other high end California wines with Chicago's best wine minds. The grand event will take place at Kendall College on Sunday Oct 23 showcasing 400 wines, over 40 restaurants and 26 seminars.

Tickets range in price from $80-$175 and are available at www.cwff.net

The Chicago Wine and Food Festival, a non for profit company, has been credited with bringing national attention to the Chicago food community. In three years the festival has grown to one of the largest in the country and gained national attention for spotlighting the Chicago food, wine and education movement.

Net profits benefit Pediatric Aids Chicago and Greater Chicago Food Depository.

Posted by BIGBAER at October 1, 2005 08:54 AM

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