Food & Wine Festival at Wente Family Vineyards

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FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL AT WENTE FAMILY VINEYARDS SEPTEMBER 21 | 12PM – 4PM $85 per person | VIP Lounge $125 | Club discount applies Sip your way through Wente’s acclaimed wine portfolio, from the bold elegance of nth DEGREE and the heritage of Murrieta’s Well, to the adventurous Roaming Legend and vibrant Angels Ink. Choose from 23 wines! Enjoy thoughtfully paired culinary creations from our acclaimed Wente catering team, with stations featuring curated food pairings for you to explore at your own pace. Menu includes: Dungeness Crab Cakes, Wood Fired Pizzas, Waygu Sliders, Blackberry Glazed Meatballs, Mushroom Aranchini, Portabella Sliders, Seafood Paella + more. Upgrade your ticket to include the VIP Lounge experience – Reserved seating plus access to the Sparkling wine, Oyster & Caviar Bar.

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