The Raritan Valley Community College Foundation is holding a wine tasting in March at the Ryland Inn in Whitehouse Station.
The Raritan Valley Community College Foundation will host An Evening of Elegance for Education at 6:30 p.m. March 10 at The Ryland Inn in Whitehouse Station.
According to a news release, The Ryland Inn is inviting its finest wine distributors to showcase more than 60 hand-selected wines from regions around the world in an evening that will benefit the college's foundation.
Guests will learn about the wine and wine pairings while enjoying a variety of gourmet pastas and hearty appetizers prepared by the Ryland Inn's expert chefs.
Admission program a plus for RVCC graduates
During the event George M. Taber, the only American journalist to cover the famous Paris Wine Tasting of 1976, will be signing copies of his book, Judgment of Paris. His coverage of the famous tasting, where California wines defeated French wines in each category for the first time, has been called the most significant news story ever written about wine.
For additional information and to purchase tickets, visit www.RVCCWineEvent.com.
The foundation is the fundraising arm of Raritan Valley Community College, which serves residents in both Somerset and Hunterdon counties. The college's main campus is located at 118 Lamington Road in Branchburg.
Sponsors include Roman Jewelers, Affinity Federal Credit Union, The Bernstein Rosen Group at Morgan Stanley, Betsy and Steve Knapp of Martinsville, ConnectOne Bank, The Michelle Klug Team, Santander Bank and Washington Wine Cellars. Sponsorship opportunities are still available and the foundation is seeking silent auction items such as tickets to theater shows, jewelry, restaurant certificates, hotel stays, gift baskets and more, according to a news release.
For additional information, contact Sarah Lott at the foundation, at 908-526-1200, ext. 8411, or Sarah.Lott@raritanval.edu.