WINE DINNER

Benefiting

Sunday October 27, 2024

5:00 PM to 9:00 PM

80400 Highway 111

Indio, CA

Tickets 

$125.00 per person - Winewomen PSP Members

$135.00 per person - Non-Winewomen Members

Bring your friends or your favorite date!

Attire

Desert Evening

Reception - Indoors

followed by

Dinner - Outdoors on Patio

TO RSVP AND PURCHASE TICKETS PLEASE CALL

Kathleen at 760.880.5010

or inquire at

Kathleen@winewomenpsp.com

  PREPAID RESERVATIONS REQUIRED

         Please Reserve and Prepay by

           Wednesday October 23rd

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RECEPTION 

Chef Luis' Tray Passed Hors d'oeuvres

Venison Crostini

tender venison slices delicately paired

with arugula and horseradish cream

nestled on a crispy crostini

Spanakopita & Avocado Crema Dip

crispy phyllo triangles | spinach | feta | aromatic herbs

avocado crema infused with hints of lime & cilantro

Salmon Cucumber Bites

cucumber slices topped with

a dollop of creamy herbed cream cheese

and delicately smoked salmon.

garnished with a hint of dill and a touch of lemon zest

Mini Crab Empanadas

premium crab meat and a medley of herbs

wrapped in flaky golden pastry

served with a zesty citrus aioli for dipping

 2023 RIVA DE LA ROSA SAUVIGNON BLANC

WINE DINNER

FIRST COURSE

Lobster Risotto

creamy arborio rice

infused with lobster broth | white wine | parmesan cheese

topped with tender lobster meat

2023 RIVA DE LA ROSE VERMENTINO

SECOND COURSE

Seared Chilean Sea Bass

topped with a mango salsa

served with sautéed spinach and garlic mashed potatoes

2020 FAMIGLIA RIVETTI NEBBIOLO LANGHE DOC

THIRD COURSE

Wagyu Beef

grilled to tender perfection and thinly sliced

whiskey peppercorn sauce | seasonal grilled vegetables

2018 FAMIGLIA RIVETTI BAROLO DOCG

DESSERT OF COURSE!

Tiramisu

a tranditional favorite

2019 FAMIGLIA RIVETTI BARBARESCO DOCG



freshly brewed coffee and assorted hot tea

Menu Created By

Luis Arroyo

Executive Chef

OUR EVENING' S WINES HOSTED BY

Riva de la Rose is a collection of approachable and easy-to-drink white wines showcasing unique key wine regions across Italy. Named for the roses planted to watch over the vineyards, Riva de la Rosa, or “Shore of the Rose,” pays tribute to this ancient land. Italy’s rose-lined vineyards share a close proximity to saltwater coastlines – the glorious Mediterranean, Ionian, Adriatic, Tyrrhenian, and Ligurian seas. The powerful coastal influences are evident in each regional vineyard, with sea breezes and mineral-rich soils providing incredible salinity to the wines. The resulting wines are crisp, refreshing and energetic, reflecting the magic of Italy in every sip.

The Rivetti family has been in the wine business for five generations. In the 1960s, 70s, and 80s they were selling grapes and juice to other wineries. By working with some of the most prestigious wineries in the area, the family learned extensively about quality grape growing and winemaking. In 2000, they decided to start making their own wines and in 2001, produced their first vintage. Now, the winery is run by Massimo, his wife and the three sons. ​Famiglia Rivetti is the creative expression of his three sons, led by Davide Rivetti. He is committed to balancing tradition with modernity.

OUR EVENINGS SPECIAL GUEST AND WINE GUIDE

Ricardo Rojas

Ricardo Rojas is a Division Manager with Riboli Family of San Antonio Winery. As a highly regarded and knowledgeable Professional in the Wine and Spirits Industry, Ricardo brings with him over 25 years of experience including over 20 years in the Hospitality Industry.

A Native of Mexico and an Architect by trade, Ricardo has developed a true passion for wine that has brought him to key parts of the world where wine has a deep and important influence in how cultures have been shaped. Ricardo is now working for the Riboli Family, who are both celebrated pioneers and a key part of the history of the Wine Industry in California.

OCTOBER 2024 WINEWOMEN PSP DINNER

BENEFITS AND CELEBRATES

Inland Southern California United Way's mission is to unite people, ideas, and resources to empower our community and improve lives. They envision a caring community, an extraordinary place to live, learn, work, and grow. They work towards this vision by focusing on the education, financial stability, health and housing of all people in the Inland Southern California region.

In July of 2023, Inland SoCal United Way merged with United Way of the Desert to become one regional organization. Their expanded footprint means more effective and efficient service deployment and greater partnership opportunities with funders and agencies across the region. ISCUW manages 50 in house programs ranging from 211 Careers for job readiness and work force development, Help2Others water utility assistance, the 211 Contact Center for Riverside and San Bernardino counties, and many more. They serve over 1 million residents every year with direct programming and resource referral.

www.inlandsocaluw.org

SPECIAL THANKS TO