Please join fellow Commandeurs at the most auspicious occasion – the grand induction dinner. This is an evening of historic rituals, great food and wonderful wine.
Bow Valley Club in Bow Valley Square
Friday, October 30th, 2009
- Aperitif 6:30 PM
- Induction: 7:00 PM (Dinner to follow)
Free parking with validated ticket after 4:30 PM, in the Bow Valley Square Parkade, entrance off 5th Avenue between 2nd & 3rd Street SW
Member & escort: $ 135 per person
Guests: $ 150 per person
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First course
Poached Atlantic lobster medallions perched atop savoury blini with maple citrus relish and muscat scented beurre blanc.
2006 Chateau G of Giraud
This balanced, floral and thoroughly delicious wonder from the Sauternes vineyard of Chateau Giraud is vinified dry.
Entree
Herb crusted rack of New Zealand lamb draped with truffle chutney gastrique and pinenut studded morel gremolata. Served with organic Agria potato and celeriac duchesse potato and market fresh vegetables.
1996 Pavillon Rouge, 2nd wine of Chateau Margaux, 1ere Cru Classè
This wine of famous lineage is perfectly ready to enjoy and is from a very good vintage.
Cheese
A trio of Chat d’Or Brie, Chjevre Noir and Chaumes accompanied by ginger green tea jelly, assorted tree nuts and west coast rainforest crisps.
1998 Brane Cantenac, 2eme Cru Classè
Continuing with our theme of Margaux wines, this is the best vintage of the late ‘90’s and will be stellar with cheeses.
Dessert
Flambee of fresh strawberries and blackberries Romanoff with vanilla bean gelato, drizzled with aged balsamic syrup and finished with cracked black pepper brittle.
2003 Chateau de Fargues, Sauternes
Those not yet familiar with this stunning Sauternes need only know that the vineyard is owned by Count Alexandre de Lur Saluces of dY’Quem. Get ready for a wonderful finish to an exemplary Bordeaux lineup!
RSVP By Oct. 23, 2009
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Don’t forget to forward your cheque to:
La Commanderie de Bordeaux a Calgary
PO Box 788, Station M, Calgary T2P 2J6.