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At the dinner, luxury wines will be paired with more affordable versions with similar flavor profiles, and the wine tasting portion of the dinner will be “blind,” meaning guests will have to guess which wine is which. Wines will be paired with a four course prix-fixe menu, created by the chefs at Ted’s. Space is limited and reservations are required.
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Ted's Butcherblock
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334 East Bay St.
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(843) 577-0094
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334 East Bay St.
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