Name: L27 Wine Dinner | BENOM
Start: 2024-11-02T18:30:00-05:00
Location: L27 Rooftop Lounge-Westin

The L27 Wine Dinner Series is back! 🌆✨ Join us 27 stories above the city for a spectacular evening of wine tastings from renowned Paso Robles vineyards paired with exquisite five-course Mediterranean-inspired meals, curated by Chef Mark Vuckovich. All upcoming events can be seen below.
Reserve your seat today: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/l27-wine-dinner-benom-tickets-848796742907
The final installment of this intimate dinner series will take place on Saturday, November 2 and will feature wines from BENOM. Tickets for each dinner are $150 per person. Come experience the magic of Paso Robles wines!
L27 Wine Dinner Series
Apr 18: L'Aventure
Jun 22: Clos Solène - SOLD OUT
Sep 12: Fulldraw
Nov 02: BENOM
ABOUT BENOM
BENOM is the phonetic translation of the French word binôme, which translates to “a project together.” They are brothers, they are French, and for them making wine is a heritage. Arnaud & Guillaume Fabre moved to California for love. For Guillaume, it was his passion for winemaking and farming without limits that brought him to Paso Robles. This love led him to one of the most prestigious wineries in Paso Robles, L’Aventure, and eventually to start his own winery, Clos Solène. Arnaud’s story is much more like that of a movie scene. His move to California was to follow the love of his life, Chloe. This is how the two brothers -Les Deux Frères Fabre- ended up in Paso Robles. The story gets far more interesting, but you will have to come find out for yourself! As a tribute to the six-generation family legacy in the Languedoc-Roussillon and Bordeaux regions, BENOM harmoniously combines the freedom of winemaking in Paso Robles with the innate talent of the Fabre bloodline.
Paso Robles AVA
The Paso Robles AVA lies in the Monterey Formation which was formed 2 million years ago. The old marine deposits are about 1,000 ft underground and are composed of diatoms, which are silica (dissolved particles) of marine animals. After thousands of years of water passing through the rocks it became concentrated with calcium carbonate, aka, “Float Rock.” Float rock is the lightweight rock that you find on the property. The float rock is highly soluble and contains high traces of salt. If you were to put one into a bowl of water they will float, but they will also absorb water and you will notice them bubbling during this process.