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Has anyone heard any details about the wine tasting and dinner at Taxim on Monday?
I heard they are hosting a famous Greek wine maker.....is there such a thing?
What about the menu? Do you think it will be worth a try? I am not familiar
with greek wines and therefore, not sure what to expect.

I haven't. How/ where did you hear about it?

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The man is named George Skouras and he's a very well-respected Greek winemaker (a legend of sorts, from what I hear). He'll be at this event at Avli in Winnetka the night before.

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And also at this event the night after:

>>Greek Wine Dinner at Naha!
Think you know Greek wine? Think again!
Join us on Tuesday, October 20th as we welcome Mr. George Skouras of Domaine Skouras to Naha Restaurant.

As you know, Chef Carrie Nahabedian received the 2008 James Beard award for "Best Chef - Great Lakes". Her ability to put out food of quality for wine dinners is impressive to say the least. We'll partner Chef Carrie's food with amazing Greek wines from Skouras, Domaine Sigalas and others. George will share stories and educate us on modern Greek wine as we experience wine and food pairings that will completely change your opinion of this historic region. Don't miss it!

When: Tuesday, October 20th
Reception and Tasting: 6:15 p.m.
Dinner 7:30 p.m.
Where: Naha, 500 North Clark St, Chicago
Cost: $99 (includes tax and gratuity)

For reservations call Mike or Amy at 773-489-3454 <<

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Went to the dinner/wine pairing at Taxim last night
It was probably one of the best meals I have ever had in my life.
The food outdid the wine- which is how it should be.
My favorite was the seafood trio, the roe, and cabbage salad.
The main entree-the goat with quince was fantastic, but I think I was
too full at that point to really appreciate.