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Home / Travel / Travel News / The 8th Annual Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival – The Most Extravagant One Yet!

The 8th Annual Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival – The Most Extravagant One Yet!

September 16, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

The 8th annual CCB (Asia) Wine & Dine Festival, organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) and title-sponsored by China Construction Bank (Asia), will be staged at the Central Harbourfront event space from 27th – 30th October. As the opening event for the Hong Kong Great November Feast – a whole month of wine events, street carnivals and gastronomic indulgence – this year’s Wine & Dine Festival will be the most extravagant ever, with over 420 wine and dine booths showcasing celebrated chefs, some of the world’s best affineurs and wineries, and the finest culinary craftsmanship, offering an unrivalled epicurean experience for the enjoyment of visitors and locals alike.  

Visitors looking to indulge during this four-day event will not be disappointed with this year’s expanded list of experiences:

• Country Pavilion. Featuring more countries this year, including Spain, Australia and Korea, in addition to France, other European regions, the US, Georgia, Latin America and Japan.

• Street Eat. The Michelin Hong Kong Guide has included a street food section in its 2016 edition for the first time in its history, reflecting the local passion for street food. Visitors will be able to sample a delightful variety of Hong Kong street food under one roof in this new corner.

• Hong Kong Bar. This is dedicated to the vibrant nightlife of Hong Kong, blending the world of spirits with creativity and mixology.

• Whisky Corner. This is a new twist, allowing visitors to enjoy the special pairing of whisky, chocolate and coffee.

• Cheese Parade. This will be a crowd pleaser, with a fabulous selection of cheese from around the world.

There will also be spectacular programmes in the Tasting Room, presented by world-renowned chefs and local culinary talent. A remodelled Grand Pavilion will feature premium wines and signature dishes from famous restaurants in Hong Kong.  

Date
Opening hours
Thursday, 27th October
Friday, 28th October
Saturday, 29th October
Sunday, 30th October
7:30pm to 11:30pm
Noon to 11:30pm          
Noon to 11:30pm
Noon to 10:00pm
For more details and to book tickets, please visit http://www.discoverhongkong.com/WineDineFestival

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