Oregon Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Food and Wine Festival Comes to the Willamette Valley

Oregon Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Food and Wine Festival Comes to the Willamette Valley


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Fifteen AAPI-owned eating places and wineries will be participating in this initially-ever event 

Dayton, OR (March 20, 2023) Plans are underway for a two-day food stuff and wine pageant on May 20 and 21 from 11 am – 5 pm at the Stoller Loved ones Estate Working experience Middle in Dayton. The 1st yearly celebration of its form is getting spot in the Pacific Northwest in the course of Oregon Wine Thirty day period and AAPI Heritage Thirty day period wherever attendees can love curated bites from AAPI-owned Portland eating places: Toki, Matta, HeyDay, Baon Kainan, Kim Jong Grillin, Bhuna, KauKau, Magna Kusina, Sibeiho and Sunrice and wineries CHO Wines, Et Filles, Night Land, Hundred Suns and Shiba Wichern bringing an all-star line up to the event. 

Oregon Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Food and Wine Festival Comes to the Willamette ValleyTickets are $65 and will be produced to the general public on Monday, March 20. Attendees can select involving 11AM-1PM, 1-3PM, 3-5PM tasting home windows. The ticket cost contains a memento cup, passport to tastings, 10 bites from 5 cooks and ten wine tasters from five wineries. A distinctive lineup of chef talent will be showcased each and every working day. Restricted tickets accessible with Portland shuttle assistance for $105, built probable by sponsor NW Wine Shuttle. 

“Asian People in america and Pacific Islanders make up the fastest increasing racial ethnic group in the United States: 25.6 million individuals in 2022, 8{dd3cf16dc48cbccde1cb5083e00e749fe70e501950bc2e0dea1feff25a82382f} of the inhabitants, according to Nielsen,” shares Oregon AAPI Food items and Wine founder, Lois Cho. “Despite the rapid growth of this influential sector segment, AAPI wine pros are nonetheless just one of a handful of industry experts in the space which is why this function means 

so much to my partner and me. We’re in a position to carry alongside one another James Beard Award nominated AAPI cooks with AAPI-owned wineries that are on the Wine Spectator and Wine Fanatic Prime 100 lists .” 

Signing up for the occasion will be Ron Acierto, sommelier at Ōkta, who will be guiding wine pairings. Ōkta is a James Beard Award semifinalist for Greatest New Restaurant. 

Obtain far more information and facts at oregonaapifoodandwine.com or comply with @oregonaapifoodwine on Instagram to see the full checklist of highlighted talent for every working day. The party is continue to hunting to finalize their sponsor list. If interested, electronic mail [email protected] for sponsorship inquiries. 

About Oregon AAPI Food stuff + Wine 

Founded in 2023 by Lois Cho, Co-Founder/CEO of CHO Wines, Oregon AAPI Food items + Wine is a nonprofit developed to rejoice the assorted wine and culinary scene that can make the Pacific Northwest, specifically Oregon, so special. The mission is to uplift AAPI food and wine firms, market range, educate the public concerning non-standard meals and wine pairings, and assistance like-minded organizations. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Our Legacy Harvested, a nonprofit also on a mission to educate, advance, and empower the BIPOC group in the wine sector.

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