Winemaking Sparking Consumer Interests

On this episode of On Foodable Side Dish we learn about City Winery, a concept that emphasizes pairing culinary and cultural experiences together as imagined by its founder Michael Dorf. The space aims to create the perfect setting for people who are into music, food and wine. When the Foodable team was in Chicago, we had the chance to meet up with Rachel Speckan, the National Wine Director for City Winery. Speckan gave us the lowdown on the space and how they work to communicate with their guests to tell the brand's story.

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