Best Wine Events for Foodies
Wine paired with chef demos, local cuisine, and artisan vendors.
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Oyster & Chardonnay Wine Pairing at Bishop Estate Vineyard & Winery
May 3, 2026 Perkasie, PA$32–$47Foodies -
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Grape Escape 2026, an Issaquah Rotary Community Fundraising Event
May 6, 2026 Issaquah, WA$25–$100Groups Foodies -
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A Latin Soul Pop Up dinner with Argentine Wine in West Village NYC
May 7, 2026 New York, NY$181Foodies Collectors -
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Mother’s Day Sip & Shop at McGrail | Livermore Valley Wine Month
May 9, 2026 Livermore, CAPrice TBAGroups Foodies -
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Olea Vineyards 5th Annual Pinots, Plants and Pots Spring Gathering
May 9, 2026 Sherwood, OR$30Foodies -
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Mother's Day Eve Brunch Buffet at Barnard Griffin - RICHLAND
May 9, 2026 Richland, WA$20–$60Foodies -
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WINE FUNDAMENTAL CLASS: Old vs New World Wines
May 13, 2026 Costa Mesa, CA$30–$109Beginners Foodies -
Wine Night LGBTQ Networking: The Captivating Wines of Portugal - NYC
May 14, 2026 New York, NY$49–$59Foodies
What to expect at foodies wine events
The best wine events for foodies treat food as a co-star, not an afterthought. These events feature James Beard-nominated chefs, regional cuisine stations, artisan producers, and wine-pairing sessions that rival standalone culinary festivals. Ticket prices typically run $75–$175 and include food portions at every winery booth.
Insider tips
- Read the food lineup before buying tickets — the quality gap between events is wide. A chef-driven pairing menu is a green flag.
- Pace yourself: eating well between pours dramatically improves your tasting experience and keeps you sharp through a 4-hour event.
- Seek out the artisan vendor section — local cheese, charcuterie, and specialty food makers often provide the most memorable pairings.
Frequently asked questions
- Do wine events include food in the ticket price?
- It varies. Foodie-focused events typically include food pairings at each winery booth within the ticket. Budget or general events may only offer a small tasting glass and require separate food vendor purchases.
- What food pairings work best at wine events?
- Cheese and charcuterie boards are universal crowd-pleasers. Regional specialties often pair dramatically well with local wine styles. Let the winemaker guide the pairing — they know their wine best.
- Are there wine events specifically focused on cuisine as well as wine?
- Yes — a growing category of "wine and food events" features equal billing for culinary and wine programming with chef demos, cooking competitions, and tasting dinners alongside winery pours.
Explore other event guides
- Best Wine Events for Beginners Welcoming events perfect for your first wine tasting experience.
- Best Wine Events for Couples Romantic settings with scenic vineyards and intimate tastings.
- Best Wine Events for Groups Lively events with group-friendly pricing and social vibes.
- Best Wine Events for Collectors Reserve tastings, rare pours, and direct-from-winemaker access.
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