Long Island wine to be served at Inauguration luncheon
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By MYFOX NEW YORK STAFF
Merlot from Bedell Cellars on Long Island will be served during lunch at the Presidential luncheon on Inauguration Day.
NEW YORK (MYFOXNY) -
President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden will be sworn in for a second term on Monday, January 21.
Of the many celebrations going on during Inauguration Day will be a luncheon attended by the President where wine from Long Island's North Fork will be served.
A red merlot from Bedell Cellars in Cutchogue was picked by Sen. Charles Schumer as the wine of choice.
It will be served with bison in a wild huckleberry reduction and red potato horseradish cake.
"It's a perfect pairing for that wine to be served with a lean meat. It's a beautiful wine with great structure and beautiful fruit," said Trent Preszler, CEO, Bedell Cellars.
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