The Most Ambitious Wine Dinner in Miami This November Bypasses a Four-Year Waiting List
Uchiko Miami Beach is hosting a Wine & Wagyu dinner on November 4 — a 10-course tasting experience paired with six wines from Hundred Acre, including the WRAITH Crypt 2019 and the ARK Vineyard 2023 making its debut. Ticketholders can purchase Hundred Acre bottles directly, bypassing the winery's four-year waiting list. $575 per person.
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Hundred Acre is a Napa Valley winery with a four-year waiting list. The wines — made by Jayson Woodbridge from single-vineyard Cabernet Sauvignon — are the kind of bottles that collectors track and sommeliers discuss in reverent tones. Getting on the list takes years. Getting a bottle before you are on the list takes an event like this one.
On November 4, Uchiko Miami Beach is hosting a Wine & Wagyu dinner: a 10-course tasting experience paired with six wines from Hundred Acre, Summer Dreams, and Fortunate Son labels. The menu includes A5 wagyu steak, bluefin tuna nigiri, crab and caviar handrolls, and Hokkaido scallops. The wine lineup includes the WRAITH Crypt 2019 — one of the most sought-after bottles in the Hundred Acre portfolio — and the ARK Vineyard 2023, which is making its debut at this dinner.
The Waiting List Bypass
The detail that makes this dinner editorially interesting is not the menu. It is the purchasing opportunity: ticketholders will have the rare chance to buy bottles of Hundred Acre wines directly, bypassing the winery's four-year waiting list. For anyone who has been trying to get on that list, this is the most efficient path to the cellar.
The price is $575 per person, excluding tax and gratuity. Reservations are limited. The dinner is on Wednesday, November 4.
Uchiko Miami Beach is at 1 Sunset Drive, Miami Beach. Book through the restaurant directly. This is a one-night event — it does not repeat.
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Uchiko Miami Beach is hosting a Wine & Wagyu dinner on November 4 — a 10-course tasting experience paired with six wines from Hundred Acre, including the WRAITH Crypt 2019 and the ARK Vineyard 2023 making its debut. Ticketholders can purchase Hundred Acre bottles directly, bypassing the winery's four-year waiting list. $575 per person.
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