Richard Phoenix and Byron of Cultivar Wine and Caspar Estate were among the players.Дianne Jones and Deborah Evans went out on the course after the golfers came in. Ryan from the Culinary Institute of America, Austin. We are proud to give this gift to the golf players as they are raising money and supporting the students at the CIA.Дeborah, Gingy and Dr. This is the 3rd year that Caspar Estate has partnered with Thomas Keller and Silverado Resort. Want to see inside this Caspar Estate gift box?ДҐ1C55777-916B-4E0F-9E75-CC085043989E.MP4 from Gingy Gable on Vimeo. Inside our Caspar Estate gift box is our Caspar Estate 2019 Sauvignon Blanc, Olive Oil and Honey, a perfect gift for all occasions. When we caught up with the golfers everyone was in great spirits, lots of laughs all around.Д¬hef Thomas Keller with Caspar Estate's new gift box and Deborah Evans. It was a beautiful fall day, sunny and warm. This year the tournament was moved to November 9th due to Covid. Festive and fun-with a healthy dose of friendly competition thrown in-the two days raised over $500,000 in student scholarships! Last yearвЂ™s event was a tremendous success.

The one-day event kicks off on Monday morning with the golf outing at Silverado Resort and Spa, in a scramble format with a shotgun start, followed by dinner reservations at The Grove at The CIA at Copia. The CIA created the Thomas Keller Golf Classic to Benefit The Culinary Institute of America, a fun-filled event in the Napa Valley to raise scholarship funds for CIA students. Thomas's passion for food and mentorship is matched only by his enthusiasm for golf. Thomas KellerвЂ™s culinary career is an inspiration to all culinary students.

Golf Classic to Benefit The Culinary Institute of America

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