
Peak Season Series: Squash Dinner
A Thompson Italian Peak Season dinner in Alexandria focused on squash.

A multi-course wine pairing dinner in Alexandria featuring Early Mountain Vineyards and Peggy Kearns Dean.
This event is built as a multi-course wine pairing dinner, with food and wine presented together rather than as a standalone tasting.
The dinner format is the main planning detail: the program centers on paired courses and wines connected to Early Mountain Vineyards. That gives the event a specific winery subject and a defined dining structure, while leaving menu items and individual wines unspecified.
Peggy Kearns Dean is the named featured person for the evening. She is identified as Sommelier and Brand Ambassador for Early Mountain Vineyards, and the event description connects her directly to the food-and-wine program.
Her role makes the dinner a presenter-led winery event rather than an unnamed pairing menu. She has a professional title and winery affiliation, and the dinner has a multi-course format.
The dinner takes place at Captain Gregory's in Alexandria. The venue is identified as a bar, and its listed address is on North Henry Street in Alexandria, Virginia. Early Mountain Vineyards is also identified separately as a winery based in Madison.
The scheduled window is an evening session lasting about an hour and a half. The dinner takes place within a defined service period.
It is a multi-course wine pairing dinner featuring Early Mountain Vineyards.
Peggy Kearns Dean is listed as Sommelier and Brand Ambassador for Early Mountain Vineyards, and she is the named featured person for the dinner.
The dinner is held at Captain Gregory's in Alexandria, a venue identified as a bar.
Yes. Early Mountain Vineyards is the featured Virginia winery for the multi-course pairing dinner and is also identified as a winery based in Madison.

A Thompson Italian Peak Season dinner in Alexandria focused on squash.
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