Get a taste of Argentina's local cuisine with this interactive tasting experience.
Begin with a glass of Mauricio Lorca, Rosado Extra Brut 2020
Master the art of making empanadas from Marcia, the owner of Frita's,
one of the best in Key West.
Then sit down to a meal of authentic Argentine cuisine and a
handpicked selection of wine from Argentina!
Start with
AVOCADO AND PINEAPPLE MANGO SALAD
Spring greens with avocado, pineapple and queso fresco with housemade croutons and citrus dressing.
HOMEMADE EMPANADAS
with assorted fillings & salsa,
paired with assorted Argentine wines.
HOUSEMADE DULCES
CHURROS with ice cream
Limited to 30 people, ensuring a small-group experience.
The Argentine Experience:
Frita's Garden
425 Southard Street
1:00pm - 3:00pm
$100.00 per person
No parking available please walk or ride your bike
Dress:
Dress like a cocinera and bring your apron
The Eva Perón cocktail
Chandon Garden Spritz Sparkling, Mendoza NV
Bread & Chimichurri
Fresh baked bread and homemade chimichurri sauce, olives and butter
TIRADITO
Local fish, hearts of palm, fried capers, citrus and chili
Empanadas
garlic mushroom, gold potato and provolone
Langostinos “Al Ajillo”
local shrimp, garlic, olive oil and white wine
Local Yellowtail
chimichurri, heirloom tomato gazpacho and creamed masa tamale
Bolas de Fraile
doughnuts, with dulce de leche, crème anglaise
What are Bolas de Fraile?
The sugar-topped fritters known as bolas de fraile (friar’s balls) and the puff-pastry cones filled with dulce de leche called cañoncitos (little cannons) are just two examples of Argentina’s oddly named facturas (pastries). While the pastries themselves are certainly sweet, the origin of their names is more sinister: in the late 1800s, a union of anarchist bakers used their pastries as propaganda.
Enjoy an assortment of hand selected wines from Argentina's top rated provinces.
Entrance to the Audubon Museum is not included
This event will end at 2:00pm promptly
Limited to 40 people, ensuring a small-group experience.
Eva Perón Wine Lunch
11:30AM - 2:00PM
Audubon House & Tropical Gardens
205 Whitehead Street
Enter at the Gate on Greene Street
$180.00 per person
No parking available please walk or ride your bike
Dress:
Dress it up a bit at this afternoon soirée
No heels for the ladies
MENU
aperitivos ofrecidos
Provoleta
(Fried Provolone with Spices on Crispy Crostini)
Huevos Relleno
(Deviled Eggs with Tuna)
Chipas
(Classic Cheese Bread made with Tapioca)
Morcilla
(Blood sausage Skewers)
Carving Station
Matambre Relleno
(Roulade of Flank Steak with Spices, Peppers, and Eggs)
Action Station
Roasted Vegetables with Avocado Chimichurri Sauce
SLaM Grand Tasting
Lighthouse & Keeper's Quarters
938 Whitehead Street
$150.00 per person
Some parking is available please walk or ride your bike
Dress:
Key West Casual
All Sales Final/ No Refunds, No exchanges, No replacements:
All events, prices, personalities, performances, venues, dates and times are subject to change without notice. All sales are final.
This ticket will not be replaced, refunded or exchanged for any reason whatsoever.
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The Festival is in no way representing or promoting any political ideology.
We are celebrating Food and Wine.
The Festival urges all adults to consume alcoholic products responsibly.
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Why Oaxaca?
After 15 years of producing the award-winning Key West Food & Wine Festival, we've taken the show on the road with the inaugural launch of the
Oaxaca Food & Wine Festival.
Known as the gastronomic center of Mexico, Oaxaca is simply the perfect place for food lovers to gather.
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