
Monday, October 23rd, 6:30
Please reserve your seat by calling Brenden Wyand at 828-254-2502
or email: information@


The Blackbird Presents A Harvest Farm Dinner with Metro Wines and Juniper Cooper of Johnson Brothers/Mutual Distributing of North Carolina.

Chateau Vignol, Entre Deux Mers 2022, Château la Fleur des Pins Blanc 2019, Château Léhoul Graves Supérieures 2020
Lemon Pepper oysters served 3 ways
Chateau Haut-Bergeron Sauterne
Foie Gras torchon, fennel apple chutney, little gem salad,
cider vinaigrette
Chateau Coulonge Malbec 2016, Château Léhoul Grand Vin de Graves 2019, Château Le Chatelet St. Emilion Grand Cru Classé 2018
Duck confit terrine, cherry bordelaise, winter squash, garlic greens
Château Haut-Bergeron 2016 Sauternes
Blue Cheese cheesecake, poached pear, spiced honey syrup, pecan crumble
"Please reserve your seats early," says John Kerr of MetroWines, "The very mention of Chef Sam Etheridge and Importer Jean-Christian Rostagni, creates a buzz that guarantees a sell out!"

News Release: Monday, September 25, 2023
About: Ciao Asheville Event: Trick or Tarot? The History of Tarot in Italy
Tarot cards originated in northern Italy during the late 14th or early 15th century. They began as illustrated playing cards with imaginative themes and were used for a leisurely card game called tarocchi, which became popular in Europe. Tarocchi eventually became tarot in southern France and around the mid 18th century decks started to be used for divination and fortune telling while also being infused with a layer of the occult. In modern times you'll find a never-ending variety of designs and themes for tarot cards, from French Impressionism to Star Wars.
Just in time for Halloween, join Ciao Asheville and local teacher, folklorist and book author H. Byron Ballard as she discusses the history of tarot and how cards are interpreted (is drawing the Death card always a bad thing?) She'll also do some sample card interpretations for attendees.
This event will take place on Thursday, October 26, from 5-6pm at Metro Wines, 169 Charlotte Street, Asheville. Price for the evening is $20 + tax and includes a glass of red or white Italian wine. Register online here and find out more information about this event here. (Note: registration refundable up to 48 hours prior to the event.) For more information call Metro Wines at (828) 575-9525.
Note for attendees: Please park at the back of the parking lot at Metro Wines.
Contacts:
Ciao Asheville: Gail Rampersaud,
Metro Wines: Gina Trippi,