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Tickets on Sale for Park City Wine Festival 2023

Selected tickets are now on sale for the 2023 Park City Wine Festival, which takes place at Canyons Village and other Park City venues October 5-7. 

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Selected tickets are now on sale for the 2023 Park City Wine Festival, which takes place at Canyons Village and other Park City venues October 5-7. 

In addition to the epic Grand Tastings that feature 100+ wineries and live music, the Park City Wine Festival also offers several a-la-carte events to create your perfect wine weekend. Enjoy expertly paired tastings at top Park City restaurants during wine dinners and lunches, level up your wine knowledge with classroom style seminars, or embark on a wine hike through the scenic Park City trails.

Tickets for some of the events go on sale in June, but others, including for the Grand Tastings, are available now and are expected to sell out. They include The Best of Fest at Red Pine Lodge on Oct. 6 featuring the gems of the Festival during an all-inclusive, evening tasting. Wineries select the finest reserve bottles to sip, swirl and savor. Wines that make the cut for this premier event average over $100 per bottle and are 90+ point rated. Paired with an exquisite menu, the Best of Fest wine tasting is the can’t miss event of the weekend for wine enthusiasts.

Tickets are also on sale for the Friday and Saturday, October 6 & 7 Grand Tastings at Canyons Village. Sip, swirl and savor wines from 100+ wineries during the Grand Tasting. Try wines from all over the world while taking in scenic mountain views, dancing to live music and snacking on delectable small bites. Explore everything from fruit-forward Sauvignon Blancs and Pinots, to rich Cabernets and Zinfandels. In addition to the curated selection of  wine, the Grand Tasting has hand crafted cocktails and local beer. Tickets are all-inclusive and cover the cost of all drinks and snacks.

A new event at this Festival is Wine is Blind, held at Pendry Park City on Friday, Oct. 6. Here’s what the organizers have to say about this fun evening. “How well do you know your favorite wines? Could you identify them during a blind tasting? We’re putting your taste buds to the test at the Park City Wine Festival. During this late-night, blind wine tasting you’ll get to know mystery wines and vote for your favorite based on the flavor profile alone. The wines presented are all 90+ point rated and will be concealed in mystery bags. All you’ll know is if it’s red or white. Each guest will be given a journal at the beginning of the tasting to take notes on the mystery wines. Snack on decadent desserts and make your way to the dance floor, a live DJ will be playing. Be sure to vote for your favorite before the night is over! The best mystery bottle will be awarded. The night will end with a wine reveal so that you can meet your “wine” in a million. Wear your cocktail attire and get ready to fall in love with a new wine… all without seeing the bottle first.”

Tickets and information are available at parkcitywinefest.com. 

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Food writer Ted Scheffler

Originally trained as an anthropologist, Ted Scheffler is a seasoned food, wine & travel writer based in Utah. He loves cooking, skiing, and spends an inordinate amount of time tending to his ever-growing herd of guitars and amplifiers.



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