The Taste Of Vail - Food and Wine Festival in Vail, CO

The Taste of Vail is the nation's premier spring food and wine festival, held at several venues throughout North America's No. 1 mountain resort. During this year's annual, four-day event, as many as 6,000 people are expected to taste the Vail Valley lifestyle, showcasing world-famous Vail Village and set against dramatic Colorado Mountain High vistas. Participants at the Taste of Vail experience offerings from the Vail Valleyąs world-class restaurants, fine wine poured by winemakers and winery owners from renowned wineries throughout the world, interactive cooking seminars, an Apres-Ski Tasting, the popular Mountaintop Picnic sensory extravaganza at the top of Vail Mountain, the famous Grand Tasting auction and dance and other exciting events. Proceeds from the Taste of Vail go to local charities. vail food and wine festival, gourmet, sinemaker, vail colorado, vail co, lifestyle in vail co, vail co entertainment, vail non-profit, vail charity event, food vail, wine vail, colorado mountain express discount, lodging vail co, lodging in vail, the taste of vail. wine vail, tasteofvail, tasteofvail.com, a taste of vails, What to do in Vail, Dining in Vail, Vail Dining, Vail restaurants, Best restaurants in vail


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Contact: Sean Capiaux
Phone: 707-815-3191
Fax: 707-965-0116
Website: http://capiauxcellars.com
Address:
PO Box 963
Angwin, CA 94508

Description:
Capiaux Cellars is an artisinal producer of handcrafted and natural Pinot Noirs from some of Californiaâ€™s finest vineyards. Capiaux Cellars is dedicated to producing single-vineyard bottlings of Pinot Noir, blending traditional Burgundian techniques with a modern flair of knowledge. The philosophy is to produce wines that express the unique terroir from which they came and to have the inherent flavors of the grape and land be the leading attributes rather than new oak, unnatural additives, and influences.