A multi-course French-inspired dinner paired with wines from France and Napa Valley, inspired by the 1976 Judgment of Paris tasting.
Clementine is hosting a Judgement of Paris Dinner on Tuesday, October 13, a multi-course French-inspired meal that lets you play judge for the night. The whole evening is built around the 1976 Judgment of Paris, the legendary blind tasting where California wines went head-to-head with France's finest and came out on top. Here, you'll taste standout wines from France and Napa Valley side by side throughout the meal, and by the end, you get to make your own call on which one takes the prize.
It's a dinner that fits right into San Antonio's food scene. The city calls itself the 'Culinary Capital of Texas' and is one of only two UNESCO Creative Cities of Gastronomy in the country. That reputation comes from a long history of blending Mexican, African American, European, and Native American traditions—shaped by the Spanish missions, 19th-century Mexican families, and German immigrants. The city's gastronomic profile is further backed by the presence of the Culinary Institute of America and UTSA's collection of nearly 3,000 Mexican cookbooks dating from 1789 to the present.
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So, if you've got an interest in wine and a love for a good meal, this is a great way to spend a Tuesday night. The dinner is $175 per person, plus tax and gratuity.
