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Lake Tahoe’s West Shore Cafe honored by Wine Spectator

July 20, 2017 By admin

This is becoming an annual tradition for this Lake Tahoe restaurant. For the third straight year, the West Shore Café has been selected as an award-winning restaurant by Wine Spectator.

Wine Spectator annually recognizes restaurants whose wine lists offer interesting selections, are appropriate to their cuisine, and appeal to a wide range of wine drinkers.

West Shore Café’s wine list features a well-rounded, world-encompassing offering with an emphasis on boutique and small case production wines that are biodynamic, organic, SIP Certified, and embody green practices.

Lake Tahoe’s West Shore Cafe honored by Wine Spectator
Located in Homewood in North Lake Tahoe, the West Shore Café is an elegant, yet casual lakefront restaurant featuring indoor and outdoor pier seating with spectacular panoramic views of Lake Tahoe.

Located in Homewood in North Lake Tahoe, the West Shore Café is an elegant, yet casual lakefront restaurant featuring indoor and outdoor pier seating with spectacular panoramic views of Lake Tahoe

“We are thrilled to be recognized by Wine Spectator for a third consecutive year,” said Lisa Small, one of West Shore Café’s certified sommeliers. “To our team, West Shore Café’s award demonstrates our commitment to providing our guests with a wine list that aligns with the creative culinary offerings our talented chefs have developed. It also speaks to the experience and knowledge of our sommelier team.”

To qualify for a Wine Spectator award, a wine list must present complete, accurate information, including vintages and appellations for all selections. Lists that meet the requirements are judged for one of three awards.

West Shore Café received a 2017 Award of Excellence, indicating the wine list offers at least 90 selections, features a well-chosen assortment of quality producers, along with a thematic match to the menu in both price and style. According to Wine Spectator, recipients of this award feature wine lists that deliver sufficient choice to satisfy discerning wine lovers.

The 2017 award winning wine list, designed by West Shore Café’s level two sommeliers Lisa Small, Robert Dubben and Jennie Morris primarily features red, white and sparkling wine varietals from California, as well as selections from France, Italy and Spain. Dining guests are invited to enjoy “perfect wine pairings” that include selections from West Shore Café’s extensive wines by the glass list.

“Our guests can expect staple varietals, but if they’re open to trying new, unique products, our intention is to make them available whenever possible,” Small said. “We believe a high quality wine program includes popular, as well as new to market or small batch offerings.”

For more information or reservations, visit  www.westshorecafe.com.

Filed Under: Featured, Restaurants Tagged With: Lake Tahoe restaurants, West Shore Cafe, Wine Spectator

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