Here's your complete guide to the 2022 Courier Journal Wine & Food Experience
After being postponed for two years, the annual Courier Journal Wine & Food Experience returns to Norton Commons in Prospect, Kentucky, on Saturday from 1-4 p.m.
Guests will be able to attend cooking demonstrations and wine seminars, taste curated bites from local restaurants and more. The event, part of an eight-city tour, will feature small bites from dozens of local restaurants, including Ciao Ristorante, I Love Tacos and Louvino.
If you're headed to the sold-out Wine & Food Experience this weekend, here's everything you need to know.
When is the 2022 Wine & Food Experience?
The Courier Journal Wine & Food Experience takes place on Oct. 1 from 1-4 p.m. at Oval Park in Norton Commons, 10920 Meeting St. Here are the entry times:
12 p.m.: VIP ticket holder entry (SOLD OUT)
1 p.m.: Grand Tasting ticket holder entry (SOLD OUT)
What is the 2022 schedule of events?
Here's what will be cooked up or featured at each of the stages at the 2022 event:
1:30-2 p.m.: Malone's-Louisville demonstrates a "show stopper" dish
2:30-3 p.m.: A Swizzle demo on grilledmeatball appetizers served with Pomodoro sauce, smoked mozzarella and basil
3:30-4 p.m.: private chef Jared Bobkin demonstrates making dumplings
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What food will be at the 2022 event?
While we can't offer you the complete tasting details for all the restaurants at the 2022 event, here's a sneak peek of some of what you'll see. Please note that some restaurants may change their items at the last minute.
Red Yeti: goat cheese fritters with red pepper jelly
Brunch & Soul: pot roast, Cajun pasta and salmon tenders
BIS: Pomodoro and Basilico sauce samples
Cooking with Jan: mini stuffed salmon
Tin Lizzie Baked Goods: buttercream frosted sugar cookie
Drake's: buffalo chicken dip
Harry's: hot baked crab dip
What wine will be at the 2022 event?
Guests can sample wine, spirits and beers from the following purveyors:
Brown Forman wine and bourbon
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Where do I park at Norton Commons?
The fourth annual Wine & Food Experience will take place outside, near the Norton Commons amphitheater field at 10920 Meeting St. in Prospect. Parking is available just down the street, and there will be people directing traffic Saturday.
What can I bring to the Wine & Food Experience?
Bring yourself and your ticket. Please don't bring any outside food or drink, as you'll be attending a food and drink event. Don't bring any weapons of any kind, glass containers, fireworks or explosives. Service animals on leashes are permitted.
Can I still get tickets?
Sorry, no. Both the VIP and Grand Tasting tickets are sold out.
Reach reporter Dahlia Ghabour: 502-582-4497; dghabour@gannett.com; Twitter: @dghabour.
Courier Journal Wine & Food Experience
WHAT: A culinary event that will feature small bites from dozens of local restaurants along with cooking demonstrations from industry experts.
WHEN: 1-4 p.m. Oct. 1
WHERE: Norton Commons, 10920 Meeting St., Prospect
COST: Grand Tasting passes and VIP Grand Tasting passes are sold out.
MORE INFORMATION: Visit wineandfood.usatoday.com/events/louisville
2022 participating restaurants
BIS
Brunch & Soul
Cask Southern Kitchen & Bar
Ciao Ristorante
Cooking With Jan
Cuvee Wine Table
Drake's
Fork & Barrel and Morning Fork
Game Restaurant
Georgia's Sweet Potato Pie Company
Harry's
I Love Tacos
LOUVINO
Lueberry Acai and Superfoods
Malone's Steakhouse
Napa
Parlour Pizza
Red Yeti
The Black Italian Griglia Cucina, LLC
Watch Hill Proper
Reach reporter Dahlia Ghabour at dghabour@gannett.com.
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