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Jessup Cellars Event August 15-18

written by Laurie July 15, 2013

dress to the vines smallerJessup Cellars is having a wine and fashion event Aug 15-18, and several Sonoma Scent Studio perfumes will be paired with Jessup wines in a presentation by Mary Orlin, Huffington Post’s Wine Fashionista. The pairings help teach appreciation of aromatic notes through the similarities in the worlds of wine and perfume. Mary will feature four of Jessup’s wines along with several of my scents and some of my essential oils during a forum presentation on Thursday the 15th and in informal walk-though events on Friday and Sunday.

The four-day event, called Dress To The Vines, is part of Jessup’s Tastemaker Speaker Series. The Thursday night forum also features fashion insight from Gastronomique En Vogue (GEV) magazine Editor-in-Chief Kaye Cloutman and Fashion Stylist Karri Grant and will be moderated by wine consultant Melissa Haines. Tickets to the event can be purchased online.

The weekend event includes:
— Thursday, August 15th: Defining Wine Country Fashion: The Who, How, When (a forum)
— Friday, August 16th: Revealing the Scents & Sights of Fashion, through Wine (party and table presentations)
— Saturday, August 17th: Dress to the Vines Fashionista Dinner & After Party
— Sunday, August 18th: Fall Fashion Release: A Designers Market (opportunity to purchase items at pop-up boutique)

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4 comments

Sharon C. July 15, 2013 - 10:26 pm

Congratulations, Laurie! So glad to see your work continue to be promoted in different venues. Wish I could be there for the festivities!

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Laurie E July 15, 2013 - 10:30 pm

Thanks, Sharon! This is a little different for me, but it’s appropriate since I’m here in wine country! I’m even learning more about wine!

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Scarlett’s Letter August 15, 2013 | An Effort to Evolve August 18, 2013 - 2:32 am

[…] highlight of the panelist discussions, for me, was the wine and scent pairing conducted by Mary Orlin. Generally, fragrance and wine are mutually exclusive. Fragrances worn will […]

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Wine and Perfume Pairings at Jessup Cellars | Perfume in Progress August 18, 2013 - 5:12 pm

[…] perfumes with Jessup wines to create an olfactory learning experience. (I mentioned the event in a post a week ago.) Sounds like it went very well! I wasn’t there, but it had good feedback and was […]

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