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Industry Tasting Featuring Mario Pingue of Pingue Prosciutto Products at DiVino Wine Studio

Thursday, September 17, 2009 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM (ET)

Ottawa, Ontario

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INDUSTRY TASTING

 

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17

1pm to 3pm

 

DIVINO WINE STUDIO

225 PRESTON STREET

OTTAWA ON

 

MENU DEGUSTATION

 

Pingue Prosciutti

Pingue Prosciutto Berkshire Ontario aged 2 Years

&

Pingue Prosciutto duBreton 18 mos. Age

 

Capicollo

shoulder/collar meat salt preserved and dry-aged for 4 to 6 months

 

Pancetta

bellies are salt-preserved and dry-aged for 4 to 6 months

served Thinly Sliced and served “crudo” and “crisped”

 

Guanciale

Jowl “bacon” sliced and pan seared

 

Roasted Sausage

Pingue recipe has 4 ingredients duBreton pork, salt, black pepper, and chillies

NO

 

R.S.V.P. Online, email lavendemmia@prestonstreet.com or call

DiVino Wine Studio 613.221.9760 ext.21

WINES by Vinum Novum

 

†duBreton:

third party certified hogs that are raised by a cooperative of family farms Free of Antibiotics, Free of Chemical Growth Enhancers, Humane Treatment from Farrow to Finish, Vegetarian Feeds only (no animal by-products in the diet).

 

Pingue

Sea salt preserve only (no nitrates, no nitrates, no chemical preservatives)

Aging technique:  Air-dry

 

 

When & Where



DiVino Wine Studio
225 Preston Street
Ottawa, Ontario
Canada

Thursday, September 17, 2009 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM (ET)


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In Italian tradition, harvest time is when Farmers gather together to celebrate the earth's bounty, catch up with their neighbors, and offer their produce. It is a time of merriment, celebrating the end of the intense work involved in planting, growing, and harvesting. Wine -- being such an integral part of any gathering of friends -- has its own celebratory harvest tradition. Fresh off the vine grapes are poured into huge vats, and crushed in the first stage of this centuries old art form. View all La Vendemmia events at www.prestonstreet.com/lavendemmia/