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Zinfandel fans and wine lovers of every stripe race for remaining tickets to experience the region's premier wine weekend, April 28-29
Dry Creek Valley wineries have announced a slate of exciting new themes for 2012, and will transport guests to exotic locales such as the Mediterranean, Tuscany, Provence and Mexico, while others focus on pop-cultural themes like disco, rock 'n roll and the Wild West. All 50 participating wineries will offer high-end food and wine pairings, in keeping with Passport to Dry Creek Valley's reputation as one of California's most illustrious wine tasting events.
A sampling of the 2012 winery themes include:
Tickets are $120 for a two-day Passport, or $70 for Sunday only; purchase online and find details like the 2012 Passport to Dry Creek Valley winery activity brochure at www.wdcv.com/passport. Ticketholders can also engage with fellow event goers via the Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley iPhone app, which offers tasting routes, winery listings, an accommodations guide, and a Dry Creek Valley wine country map. Download free on the iTunes store by searching for "Wineries of Dry Creek."
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About Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley
The Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley® (WDCV) is an association of more than 60 wineries and 150 winegrape growers located in the Dry Creek Valley, a premium winegrowing region in Sonoma County, California. Dry Creek Valley is known for its signature varietal, Zinfandel, family-owned and multi-generational wineries and vineyards, and the pristine and unspoiled beauty of the valley. WDCV is dedicated to advancing the recognition, enhancement and preservation of Dry Creek Valley as a premium winegrowing region. For more information, visit www.wdcv.com.
- Michel-Schlumberger: "Salsa Days" celebrates the Latin flavor of wine country with live music and some of the finest local chefs serving up delicious Mexican cuisine.
- Alderbrook Winery: "Viva Las Vegas" gives guests a chance to take their chance with Lady Luck and spend some time with The King himself.
- Collier Falls Winery: "Wild West" features chuck wagon-style fare by Zin Restaurant and Wine Bar Executive Chef, Jeff Mall.
- DaVero Farms & Winery: Celebrates the 30th anniversary of their certified organic and bio-dynamic family farm and will offer Italian-varietal wines paired with spit-roasted spring lamb and oven-fresh artisan bread drizzled with fresh-pressed olive oil.
- David Coffaro Vineyard & Winery: "Rock n'Roll" gives guests an all-access pass to new wine releases and concert videos on a state-of-the-art video and sound system.
Tickets are $120 for a two-day Passport, or $70 for Sunday only; purchase online and find details like the 2012 Passport to Dry Creek Valley winery activity brochure at www.wdcv.com/passport. Ticketholders can also engage with fellow event goers via the Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley iPhone app, which offers tasting routes, winery listings, an accommodations guide, and a Dry Creek Valley wine country map. Download free on the iTunes store by searching for "Wineries of Dry Creek."
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About Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley
The Winegrowers of Dry Creek Valley® (WDCV) is an association of more than 60 wineries and 150 winegrape growers located in the Dry Creek Valley, a premium winegrowing region in Sonoma County, California. Dry Creek Valley is known for its signature varietal, Zinfandel, family-owned and multi-generational wineries and vineyards, and the pristine and unspoiled beauty of the valley. WDCV is dedicated to advancing the recognition, enhancement and preservation of Dry Creek Valley as a premium winegrowing region. For more information, visit www.wdcv.com.
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