Cab Franc Day
Dec 4, 2022
Cass Event Center
Paso Robles, CA
Cabernet Franc Day 2022 is a wrap!
Cabernet Franc World Seminar
LXV Wine Educator, Wes Hagen, led a discussion and tasting of six Cabernet Francs from around the world.





































































Media Dinner Menu
Raclette cheese with Violet Oil and seared sous vide Octopus with lemon
One of the best meals in Lyon was a fondue of various cheese with charcuterie and flavored oils.
+ LXV 2020 Reserve Cabernet Franc
Our very own Martha’s home-made chicken mole with rice
Mole has a special place in my heart. The best rendition of the dish was when we stayed in Cuernavaca in Puebla which is the home of mole. It was a time when Kunal and I were redefining our lives and somehow the memory of the dish is now stuck with that transition.
+ J Lohr 2017 Cuvee St E
Boeuf Bourguignon with scalloped potatoes
Inspired by our recent trip to Burgundy, this is Neeta’s interpretation of Boeuf Bourguignon with miso and hint of green cardamom
+ Union Sacre 2020 Cabernet Franc
Street tacos of Lamb braised in herbs with grilled vegetables
A duelling of the earthiness of the lamb and the sweetness of the grilled veggies. This dish needs a wine that can roll with the punches
+ Austin Hope 2021 Cellar Select Cabernet
MAIN EVENT PAIRING MENU
- Roast Loin of Lamb with Violet Oil, Lavender and Mint
- Parippu Vada/Masala Vada – South Indian Lentil Cakes
- Duck Breast seared rare With Cherry Demi-glace
- Camembert with Herbes de Provence and Red Mustard Seed
- Grazing Bar
Hummus with Fried Garbanzo, Smokey Baba Ghanoush, Golden Dahl and Tapenade
Crusty Bread, Naan, and House Made Crackers
Pickled and raw Vegetables Crudité
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