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1) SummerTini at The Galleria

Join SF’s best chefs at SummerTini 2010 on Friday, June 4th at the Galleria. This annual culinary extravaganza features specialty hors d’oeuvres from 20 local restaurants, live jazz by the San Francisco Bourbon Kings, signature martinis, scotch bar, and enticing auction items, including the opportunity to dine with the SF Chronicle’s food critic, Michael Bauer. All proceeds from the evening benefit Episcopal Community Services’ culinary training program for homeless adults.
WHEN: Friday, June 4th. 6pm – 9pm
WHERE: The Galleria
101 Henry Adams St.

Lots to Giveaway!

Dinner for two at Solstice

What goes better with delicious wine than amazing food? Drink Me Magazine has teamed up with online social resource Social Diva to give away two dinners for two, so you can indulge yourselves in Solstice’s delicious menu.  Don’t worry, each dinner comes with two glasses from their amazing – slash – eclectic list of vino.

It seems Sol food can have sugar and spice and everything nice.  Send this to friends who will name drop you when they Enter To Win for our offer*.  If one of them win, maybe they’ll share some hand-cut frites two ways with you as a consolation prize.  Located at 2801 California @ Divisadero, 415/359-1222.

*Winner will be drawn on June 30th.

Beer and Baseball (giveaway!)

Two of our favorite things…
We just gave away two tickets!
(Congrats to our winners of the contest)

Manhattan Cocktail Mayhem

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A few days ago, we returned from an incredible 5 days of Cocktail classes, parties, conferences, and mayhem at the Manhattan Cocktail Classic.  The weekend started off with a bang – a giant, over the top gala in the New York Public Library.  There were dozens of live bands, hundreds of tables of fresh cocktails and entertainment from models to clowns to photo booths.  Each sponsored room had a different theme with matching cocktails… One of the many rooms upstairs held delicious punches and cocktails and the revelers walked around with caveman sized turkey legs and mingled with jesters and clowns.  Every alcohol was represented – from the small batch tequilas to the artisan gins and the big players.  The stork club downstairs (with Zacapa, Tanquerey, Bulleit bourbon, and Don Julio) blasted wonderful live music and it’s own large party.  The venue couldn’t have been better and the party was legendary. (more…)

Never Judge a Wine by Its Box

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by Sonia Meyer

“If you mix yellow and blue together, you get green,” explained Matt Cain, founder and president of Yellow+Blue Wines, when I asked him at San Francisco’s Millennium Restaurant where the name of his wine came from. Millennium, like the winery, is dedicated to sustainable, organic farming methods that have a minimal impact on the environment — the perfect place for a special Yellow+Blue wine pairing dinner. (more…)

Almost-Summer Happy Hours

More Happy Hours from Kevin Blum, City Dish

1) Farmer’s Market Cocktail Night

CUESA and the SF Chapter of the United States Bartenders’ Guild (USBG) will host an evening of spring farmers’ market cocktails at the Ferry Building. For $30, guests can enjoy two full-sized signature cocktails made with Oxley Gin and local spring produce by SF’s top mixologists. Guests can also sample tasty drinks featuring Combier Rouge, Leblon Cachaça, Cruzan Rum, Fair Vodka, Casa Noble Tequila, Green Fairy Absinthe, and VeeV Açaí Spirit. Hors d’oeuvres will be provided by Il Cane Rosso, 15 Romolo, Wexler’s, Absinthe Brasserie & Bar, and The Plant Café Organic.
WHEN: Wednesday, May 19th. 5:30pm – 7:30pm
WHERE: Ferry Building
One Ferry Building, SF

Partaaay.

See you there. Don’t forget to RSVP!

Badass Bartenders

Bartender Mindy Kucan with a shaker tatoo showing off her ink at the Manhattan Cocktail Classic. Enough said.

A Very Merry Birthday – pics!

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A Very Merry Birthday - 1 Yr. Anniversary

Were you there?  We wish you were.  Make sure you hear about the next party (wink wink…it’s really soon).
Thanks for all of you who joined and celebrated us!  More revelry ahead!

Georgia: A Long History of Winemaking

by Lindsay Moss

“It’s hard to be Georgian,” Diana, a young mother in her twenties, said to me on several occasions. And indeed, it is hard to be Georgian. (more…)



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