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Taste Exquisite Flavors at HOUR Detroit’s Food + Wine Show
August 8, 2022 · Updated August 8, 2022·By Joshua Andrei Bon
The 2022 Food + Wine Show will treat you to a weekend of gourmet tastes and sips from the metro area’s premiere wineries, and restaurants.
August 8, 2022 · Updated August 8, 2022
Hour Detroit’s 2022 Food + Wine Show treats you to a weekend of gourmet tastes and sips from metro Detroit’s wineries, brewers, distilleries and eateries on August 13–14, 2022.
From 1–5 p.m., patrons can sample limitless food produced by elite chefs, craftsmen, and producers as well as enjoy tasting over 150 different wines, beers, and spirits all the while being serenaded by live music and enjoying the best beats from the DJs — all the while basking in the romance of the lovely Detroit Riverside backdrop.
The Food + Wine Show “VIP Night” will be held a day before on August 12, 2022 at 6–10 pm featuring a high-style evening with amazing views of the Detroit River from within the stunning Huntington Ballroom. Guests will enjoy premium wine pairings and snacks from Hour Detroit’s Best of Detroit winning restaurants, as well as a sneak peek at select merchants who will be exhibiting at the public event the rest of the weekend.
You may choose to just attend either one of the event days or get two tickets to get access on both days. You can purchase the tickets online or directly at the event venue. Meanwhile, the ticket for the VIP night is available for $99 per person. Because it is an alcohol-related event, the even organizers are requiring all guests to carry a government-issued picture ID proving they are 21 years old or older.
Admission to the August 13–14, 2022 event is $49 per person per day.
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