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Friday, October 23, 2009

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The 22nd annual Chocolate and Wine Tasting in Napa takes place Sunday, 3-6 p.m., at the Westin Verasa in Napa. The event benefits Napa County Foster Kids and the Child Abuse Prevention Council.

Honorary Chairwoman is Amelia Ceja of Ceja Vineyards. Other wineries on board to pour include Rocca, O’Brien, 3 Clicks, Black Stallion, Provenance, Flora Springs, Truchard, Folio, Patz & Hall, St. Supéry, Frazier, Elizabeth Spencer and Pine Ridge.

Among those providing chocolate treats are Neela’s, Penelope Jane Wedding Cake & Edible Touches, NV Toffee Company, Alexis Baking Company, Bala’s Kitchen, The Tea Room, Fume Bistro, Vintage Sweet Shoppe, Sampa’s Brazilian Chocolates, Gigi’s Cupcakes, Napa Valley Fudge and Annie the Baker.

Chef Ken Frank of La Toque will also be providing a charcuterie table.

The event also includes music and a live auction.

Tickets, $45 each, are available at Spinelle Fine Jewelers, Downtown Joe’s, Cope Children & Family Center or by e-mailing doris@dorisgentry.com.

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