Food & Drink

Duckhorn Vineyards Dinner at Tupelo

tupelo Park City is hosting a five food course Duckhorn Vineyards Dinner with five wine pairings on February 8, 2024.

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On Thursday, February 8, 2024 beginning at 6:00 pm Tupelo Park City will host a very special Duckhorn Vineyards Dinner with five food courses and five wine pairings. The tempting menu and pairings look like this: 

1st: Duckhorn, Sauvignon Blanc, California – Diver Scallop Crudo, Grapefruit Vinegar, Kalamata Olive Oil, Blood Orange, Shaved Fennel

2nd: Duckhorn, Chardonnay, Napa Valley – Fried Park City Creamery Brie, Black Truffle, Fermented Honey, Red Bicycle Bread

3rd: Duckhorn, Migration Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley – Pecan Crusted Roasted Duck Breast, Pomegranate Molasses, Celery Root Purée, Swiss Chard

4th : Duckhorn, Cabernet Sauvignon, California – Peppercorn Wagyu Beef Tenderloin, Charred Japanese Eggplant, Bone Marrow

5th: Paraduxx, Red Blend, California – Blackberry Sorbet, Toasted Swiss Meringue, Shaved Ritual Dark Chocolate

Tickets (guests must be aged 21+) for the Duckhorn dinner at tupelo Park City can be purchased by clicking here.    

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