An intimate multi-course dining experience pairing chef-driven cuisine with Brunello, Barbaresco, and Barolo wines from Ceretto Winery
Reading, MA — Post 1917 Steakhouse will host its exclusive 3 B’s Wine Dinner on Wednesday, May 20 at 6 p.m., offering guests an intimate multi-course dining experience celebrating Brunello, Barbaresco, and Barolo wines in partnership with Ceretto Winery.
Designed for wine enthusiasts and culinary lovers alike, the evening will feature a curated four-course menu thoughtfully paired with a selection of Italian wines highlighting tradition, terroir, and craftsmanship.
The event will begin with a Champagne reception featuring chef-selected passed hors d’oeuvres before guests enjoy the following courses and pairings:
- First Course: Scallop Ratatouille over Rosemary Consommé with Provençal garden vegetables and tomato essence, paired with Ceretto Langhe Arneis.
- Second Course: Housemade manicotti with braised boar and onion confit filling, San Marzano tomato, and Parmigiano Reggiano, paired with Ceretto Barbaresco.
- Third Course: Porterhouse featuring New York Strip au poivre and filet mignon, paired with Ceretto Barolo and Le Macioche Brunello di Montalcino.
- Fourth Course: Strawberry shortcake with macerated seasonal berries, vanilla bean cream, and buttery biscuit, paired with Moscato d’Asti.
The experience begins at $195 per person, excluding tax and gratuity. Reservations can be made through OpenTable under “Experiences.”
For more information, visit Post 1917 Steakhouse or follow the restaurant on social media.
About Post 1917
Post 1917 is a family operated steakhouse located in Reading, Massachusetts. The restaurant was founded by Distinguished New England Chef, Jason Carron. Carron has revolutionized the New England restaurant community for two decades. With his acute attention to detail, Carron has helped struggling restaurants find their purpose and passion, restoring their place in the industry. Every ingredient is well thought out to innovate the plate with not only something aesthetically pleasing, but more importantly delicious. His farm to table approach, ensures the highest level of ingredients go into every meal that guests enjoy. Located within the historic Post Office Building at 136 Haven Street, the former home of Reading’s century-old post office, Post 1917 merges city vibes with local charm. The space features Italian Cypress trees decorating the archways that separate the elegant dining room from the inviting 40-seat bar, boasting beautiful Quartz countertops. For more information and to review their full selection of offerings, please visit www.post1917.com, check out their Facebook page, Instagram page, or call (617) 970-8566.
