We called it a wine-sharing party, everyone bringing something interesting from their cellar, because, after all, that's what wine is for: to share with friends in congenial surroundings. In this case, Carnegie's, an elegant mansion in Ballard.
The party was sponsored by the Seattle branch of the International Wine & Food Society. Our thanks to Chef Jerry Brame, who set out a lavish buffet, and to Dean Stephens, whose 1990 Château l'Evangile from Pomerol was voted the favorite wine of the evening. More photos follow.
Carnegie's, 2026 NW Market, Seattle, 206-789-6643
More photos from the "wine sharing" at Carnegie's.
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Posted by Ronald Holden at March 6, 2005 9:49 AM
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