Charles Koh
SEATTLE, August 11, 2015 — Beloved Washington winemakers Mark McNeilly of Mark Ryan Winery and Trey Busch of Sleight of Hand Cellars are pairing up again for a terrific six-course meal with wine pairings at Issaquah’s Sip restaurant. The second annual dinner will be held at 7pm on Tuesday, August 25, and is $120/person, including gratuity.
Here’s the menu:
First:
Crescenza Cheese with house-made tigelle bread and Maldon sea salt
Sleight of Hand 2013 Enchantress Chardonnay
Second:
Charred Steel Wheel Farms Heirloom Tomato Gazpacho
Mark Ryan 2014 Vincent Chardonnay
Third:
Frisée Salad with fresh mission figs
Mark Ryan 2012 NumbSkull
Fourth:
House-made Pasta with black pepper, fresh quail egg, and crème fraîche
Mark Ryan 2013 Wild Eyed Syrah
Fifth:
Lamb Tenderloin with fennel & blackberry preserve and roasted dragon carrots
Sleight of Hand 2012 Illusionist Cab
Sixth:
White Chocolate Mascarpone Charlotte with spiced cherry soup
Underground Wine Project 2013 Idle Hands Red
Join McNeilly and Busch at Sip for this wonderful dinner. Call the restaurant at 425-369-1181 to reserve a spot. Sip is located at 1084 NE Park Drive in Issaquah, Washington. To learn more, visit www.siprestaurant.com.
More about Sleight of Hand:
Founded in 2007 by Trey Busch and Jerry and Sandy Solomon in Walla Walla, Sleight of Hand Cellars is dedicated to making exceptional wines with Washington grapes. They’ve quickly garnered awards and are excited about establishing themselves as one of the great Washington wineries. For more information, visit www.sofhcellars.com.
Established in 1999 by Mark Ryan McNeilly, Mark Ryan Winery is an acclaimed Washington winery based in Woodinville, just north of Seattle. A largely self-taught winemaker, the first vintages were crushed and produced in garages of friends and family—in the years since, the winery has grown in size, earning respect and acclaim from critics and wine enthusiasts alike. The goal has always been to make delicious wines that stand as true representations of the vineyard from which they come. For more information, visit www.markryanwinery.com.
