MARY WADE'S WINE DINNER

LIVE AUCTION TRIP TO ALLEGRINI ESTATES -
You'll come? You'll see? You'll drink magnificent wines with wonderful friends!

As you make your way from one enchanting city to the next, the breathtaking sights, ancient cultures, and sensory delights of these romantic regions will fill your heart. Of course, all along the way, you'll be toasting the "Land of Love" with elegant Allegrini wines.

Bolgheri, Italy: Poggio al Tesoro Estate

Montalcino, Italy: Allegrini's San Polo Estate

Verona, Italy: Allegrini's Villa Della Torre

INSIDER'S INFO: (2) $750.00 Airfare Voucher to Italy is provided by Mary Wade. Local ground transportation are not included. Your trip must be scheduled for mutually agreeable dates, trip expires May 1, 2020. Accommodations in Verona will be at the Villa Della Torre Estate or in the beautiful Villa della torre in citta' guest apartment in the Verona city center, according to your preference. Visits to Sassicaia, Ornellaia, Guado al Tasso and Ca' Marcanda are subject to availability.

DONOR: Marilisa Allegrini of Allegrini Estates

LIVE AUCTION #2 - WINE & DINNER PARTY AT ROIA RESTAURANT
FOR SIX WITH THOMAS & SARA MATTHEWS @ROIA RESTAURANT!

Thomas and Sara Matthews open their private wine collection for 6 lucky guest. The wine is paired with an exquisite menu prepared by Chef Avi Szapiro of Roia! Enjoy an evening of amazing conversation, hand-picked wines by Thomas Matthews and a night you will be sure to remember!

"The cuisine at Roia has currents running through both the Italian and French traditions, creating a unique experience. The confluence of nature's seasonal bounty and the craft of local farmers and fishermen is the inspiration for our menu." "Excellent" quotes the New York Times.

LIVE AUCTION #3 - TENNIS, ANYONE?

Dazzle them on the courts or anywhere with this 1 ct TDW Diamond Tennis Bracelet solid 14 ct yellow gold. It features a push clasp and safety. Size: 7 inches.

Did you know the term "tennis bracelet" originated after Chris Evert, arguably one of the most stylist tennis players on the professional circuit, lost a diamond bracelet during a match in the 1987 US Open. Evert asked officials to postpone her match until the bracelet had been found-all while viewers watched her televised search for the expensive bracelet. The accident sparked the desire for new diamond bracelets, causing a craze for what became affectionately known as "the tennis bracelet." Evert was certainly not the first to wear, or inspire others to wear, a flexible band of diamonds and gold around the wrist. In the 1920s, men and women were often found wearing lightweight "eternity bracelets," which would look to us today like the tennis bracelet.

KENTUCKY DERBY! You Won't Miss a Thing!
The Derby will be live streamed on the jumbo screen during the Reception!

Be sure to wear your best Kentucky Derby hat and join us at Mary Wade's 14th Annual Wine Tasting Dinner and Fundraiser