Bastille Day Wine Dinner

Event Details

Bastille Day Wine Dinner Menu

Butler Passed Hors d’oeuvres

Crab Cornets – White Truffle Sabayon

Tart au Fromage de Chevre et Cerise Morello

Toasts a la Tomate

~Domaine Amirault, Cremant de Loire Brut Les Quarterons~

seated served dinner

Britany Shores
Coquille St. Jacques Ramequin- Seared Sea Scallops, Rosti Potato
in a Britany Lobster Cream
Squid Ink Crisp

~2017 William Fevre Champs Royaux Chablis~

Parisian Class
Pistachio Crusted Red Snapper
Lime Zest and Jasmine Beurre Blanc
Sea Beans and Lentil Pebbles
Waffle Netting

~2018 Chateau Grand Portail “Entre deux Mers” Sauvignon Blanc~

Rhone Valley Summers
Strawberry Basil Sorbet of Rose
Black pepper Tuile

~2018 Domaine de la Solitude, Cotes du Rhone Rose~

Burgundian Earth
Wheat Berry Crepes with Duck Confit
Cranberry Compote
Smoked Champignon Consommé

~2016 Domaine Jacques Girardin, Bourgogne Pinot Noir Vieilles Vignes~

Flight of Fancy
Coffee Rubbed Autruche (Ostrich)
Foie Foam
Summer Vegetables

~2015 Vidal Fleury Cotes du Rhone~

Pre Dessert
Papolines

Let them Eat Cake
Croquembouche
Macaroons
French Apple Cake with Raspberries
Chocolate Opera Cake

French Press Coffee

about our wine dinners:

Vive la France! Join us in celebrating the wine capital’s day of independance with a flavorful menu filled with French inspired food and wine. Each course has been carefully paired for your enjoyment. *An annual sell out event*

Our wine suppers are the euphoria of amazing food and wine combinations. Chef’s Expressions creates a gourmet multi-course meal inspired by unique wines to create a one of a kind dining experience. Each Chef’s Expressions Wine Supper benefits a different non-profit organization in the local area. A portion of all proceeds from this dinner will benefit Visit Baltimore Foundation.

about the beneficiary:

The Visit Baltimore Education & Training Foundation, Inc. was founded to promote and support Baltimore City and the local tourism community. The Foundation has two key goals: 1) to help Baltimore City’s young people and local residents build a career in the tourism industry through mentorship and scholarships; and, 2) over time, to educate the public about Baltimore’s unique history and assets through dedicated heritage and multicultural tourism programs and events. (Learn more)