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Discover Albarino Wines, Perfect Summer Pick, in NY, In Restaurants, At Tastings, June 6 to 19

June 07, 2010 by serge the concierge

From geeks to wine, this week you can alternate internet talk during Internet Week NY and wine thanks to Discover Albarino which runs in selected restaurants as well as tastings around New York from June 6 to June 19, 2010.

A glass of Albariño from Rías Baixas and some cheese might be all you need to chill.

Albarino

On the restaurant side, deals range from special price on Albariño by the glass at Bar Jamon and La Fonda del Sol to 1 Free Appetizer with each glass of Albariño purchased at El Porrón and Vida in Staten Island.

The Dinner deal is 15% discount on each bottle of participating Albariño...

Just want a sip, discover some Albariño with Free Tasting at Astor Wines on Friday, June 18 (6 to 8 PM).

Posted on June 07, 2010 in Consumer Products, Event, Food and Drink, Personal Organizer, Restaurants, Serge the Concierge, To Do Lists, Weblogs, Wine | | Comments (0)

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