The 2023 USA Slow Wine Tour
at Eataly NYC
Downtown in New York City brought together Slow Wines
from around the world, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Italy, and
Mexico, and from California and Oregon in the United States. Produced by Colangelo
and Partners and presented at Eataly NYC Downtown, it was
a day of education and experiencing Slow Wines combined with excellent cuisine.
Salut et Mangia Bene!
On March
14, 2023, I attended the 2023 Slow Wine Tour at Eataly NYC Downtown in New York.
This was my first experience with the Slow Wine World Tour, and it was also my
first visit to Eataly NYC Downtown located at 4 World Trade Center on the 3rd
floor. In addition to the New York show, the Slow Wine Tour was also presented
in Dallas, Miami, San Francisco, and Seattle on various dates throughout the
month of March.

Eataly NYC Downtown, NYC
Over the
course of several hours in the afternoon, I was able "to travel via my palate
and without a passport" and experience delicious wines from across Italy from
the regions of Abruzzo, Campania, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Liguria, Lombardy,
Marche, Piedmont, Puglia, Sardinia, Sicily, Trentino Alto Adige, Tuscany,
Umbria, and Veneto.
I also
tasted excellent wines from Argentina from the regions of Mendoza and Patagonia,
from Bolivia from Valle de Cinti, Chuquisaca; from Brazil from Pinto Bandeira
and Rio Grande do Sul; from Chile, and from Mexico from the regions of El
Marqués, Queretaro, and San Miguel de Allende.
From the
United States there were wines from Oregon from Southern Oregon and the
Willamette Valley, and from California from the Central Coast in Santa Barbara,
and from the North Coast from the regions of Mendocino, Napa, and Sonoma.
Paired with
Eataly NYC Downtown's delectable assortment of cheeses: Housemade Mozzarella,
Gorgonzola Dolce and marmalades, Olive Marinate (a selection of house-marinated
olives), charcuterie: Bresaola (beef), Finocchiona (pork), Mortadella (pork),
Prosciutto di Parma (pork), Speck (pork), salads, pasta: Tortiglioni Ai Funghi,
made with Di Martino Tortiglioni, Mushroom
Ragu, and Parmigiano Reggiano DOP, and assorted pizzas: Margherita Pizza
alla Pala which was Roman Style Pizza with Tomato Sauce, Housemade Mozzarella,
and Fresh Basil, and Pepperoni Pizza. It was a perfect day for drinking and
eating well.
USA Slow
Wine Participants at Eataly in New York City
Fattoria
Nicodemi
Abbona
Marziano
Agricolavinica
Amalia
Cascina in Langa
Antonutti
Arnaldo
Rivera
Avignonesi
Badia a
Coltibuono
Baricci
Barone
Pizzini
Blazic
Borgo
Maragliano
Borgogno
Bosco del
Merlo
Cà du Ferrà
Wine & Tasting
Ca' del
Bric
Cantina della
Volta
Cantina
Mesa
Casa E. di
Mirafiore
Cascina
Fontana
Cascina
Gentile
Cascina Sot
Castello
Bonomi
Castello
del Trebbio
Castello di
Neive
Castello di
Uviglie
Castelvecchi
Centopassi
Cielos De
Gualjaina
Col D'Orcia
Collina
Serragrilli
Conti Zecca
Contratto
Cortese
Giuseppe
Cossetti
1891
Crespaia
Donnalia
Drius
Ettore
Evening
Land
Famiglia
Casadei
Fattoria
Fibbiano
Fattoria
Torre a Cona
Fedrizzi
Alessandro
Felline
Franco
Conterno - Cascina Sciulun
G.D. Vajra
Gallica
Gentili
Giovanni
Chiappini
I Garagisti
di Sorgono
Il Carpino
Il
Colombaio di Santa Chiara
Jardin
Oculto
Kettmeir
La Spinetta
Lamole di
Lamole
Le Vigne di
Zamò
Left Coast
Estate
Lhv San
Vito
Long Meadow
Ranch
Luretta
Madrevite
Marangona
Menegotti
Meroi
Michele
Reverdito
Montalbino
Montenidoli
Moscone
Mossio
Fratelli
Newton
Vineyard
Octágono -
Vinos Ancestrales
Olianas
Palmento
Costanzo
Pantaleone
Pian Delle
Querci
Piazzo
Comm. Armando
Piedrasassi
Pietro
Rinaldi
Pievalta
Podere
Erica
Podere Il
Carnasciale
Poggio la
Noce
Portofino
Dry Gin
Primosic
Produttori
di Govone
Rèva
Rincon De
Los Leones
Ruby
Vineyard
Sandhi
Sara Vezza
Scarzello
Giorgio & Figli di Federico Scarzello
Simone
Scaletta
Tempa di
Zoè
Tenuta
Cucco
Tenuta di
Castellaro
Tenuta
Gorghi Tondi
Tenuta Mazzolino
Tenuta
Montauto
Tenuta
Roveglia
Terre
Margaritelli
The Donum
Estate
Tilia Wines
Troon
Vineyards
Unti
Vineyards
Vicara
Vignalta
Vinha Unna
Vinos
Barrigone
About The
Slow Wine Guide
"The Slow
Wine Guide evaluates over 400 different wineries and treats each with the
utmost respect and attention. The Slow Wine team prides itself on the human
contact it has with all producers, which is essential to the guide's
evaluations. While other guides limit their relationship to a blind tasting and
brief write-up, Slow Wine takes the time to get personal with each winery in
order to create a well-informed, detailed review of the wines themselves and
the people behind the production. Slow Wine selects wineries that respect and
reflect their local terroir and practice sustainable methods that benefit the
environment. And for the first time ever, those wineries that receive the snail
or the official Slow Wine seal are 100% free of chemical herbicides, a quality
that the Slow Wine Guide continues to passionately support."
For
information on next year's Slow Wine Tour, please contact
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About
Eataly
"In November 2002, the Eataly concept was born from Oscar Farinetti's idea sketched on a piece of paper. The idea was simple: to gather under one roof high-quality food at sustainable and reasonable prices for ALL, celebrate Italian biodiversity, and create an informal, natural, and simple place to eat, shop, and learn. Eataly stands for "Eating Italian" which encompasses the history and the food culture of Italy, the ease to prepare its dishes, and the many qualities that Italy has to offer. After five years of research and hard work, the first Eataly opened its doors in Torino on January 27, 2007, when an old vermouth factory was transformed into Eataly Torino Lingotto - the very first multifunctional marketplace dedicated to Italian excellence in the world. The rest is history! Since then, Eataly has expanded, with more than 40 locations throughout Italy and the world."
Eataly NYC
Downtown is open daily from 8:00 am until 9:00 pm. Visit their website for all
of their locations: www.eataly.com/us_en/stores/nyc-downtown
Eataly NYC
Downtown
4 World
Trade Center
Liberty
Street 101, 3rd Floor
New York,
New York 10007
United
States
Telephone:
+1-212-897-29895
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