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2020 Charity Auction {Cincinnati’s Finest} {Cincinnati’s Finest} {Cincinnati’s Finest} {Cincinnati’s Finest} slmag.net July/August 2019 slmag.net Sept/Oct 2019 slmag.net Nov/Dec 2019 slmag.net Jan/Feb 2020 five dollars five dollars five dollars five dollars Supporting The Non-Profit Community Since 2015 slmag.net CHARITYwelcomewelcome AUCTION & LUNCHEON | 2020 BENEFITTING OUR CINCINNATI AREA CHARITIES MARCH 14, 2020 HILTON CINCINNATI NETHERLAND PLAZA HALL OF MIRRORS It is our pleasure to aid in the Cincinnati International Wine Festival’s efforts to "give back one glass at a time" to the local community, through their support of 35 local non-profit beneficiaries. Barbara & Irwin Weinberg TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome Letter ........................................................ 3 Sponsors ..................................................................4 Board of Directors & Staff ......................................... 7 Table Hosts .............................................................. 9 Program ................................................................. 11 Menu .....................................................................13 Auction Committee .................................................15 2019 Beneficiaries ...................................................16 Live Auction .......................................................... 23 Auction Procedures & Terms of Sale ......................... 24 BUY. SELL. BUILD. Find your new home, or build a new home. Justin Doyle Realty and Justin Doyle Homes are a full-service partnership here to create ease for its clients while finding their dream home. JustinDoyleHomes.com | JustinDoyleRealty.com | 513-445-2111 | 5378 A Cox Smith Rd. Mason, OH THANK YOU to members of the Charity Auction & Luncheon committee. Many of them are longstanding Festival volunteers who are celebrating responsible for gathering the donated wines and items for the silent and live auctions, as well as putting together this catalog. Additional volunteers jump in to help set up and keep us organized at check-in and strong traditions check-out. It was 30 years ago that a small group of people sat down to brainstorm THANK YOU to our 2020 Honorary Chair, Suzanne Groth, for taking the idea of a festival that not only brings together the finest wines in time away from her important role as CEO and President of Groth the world, but also gives back to the community through nonprofit Vineyards & Winery to share her love of the industry with us, and to organizations. Some of those people, like Ann Santen, are still hard at all our Luncheon Table Hosts from wineries participating in the 2020 Festival. They have some special wines just for you today! work, guiding the way for those of us who are new volunteers. To them we say a heartfelt THANK YOU, and from all of us, welcome to the THANK YOU also to auctioneer-extraordinaire Dan Greathouse of 30th annual Cincinnati International Wine Festival’s Charity Auction Heidelberg Distributing, who showers us with fun facts and his wine and Luncheon. You are part of continuing this outstanding legacy. knowledge throughout the live auction. THANK YOU to the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza, and the The Charity Auction and Luncheon is one of four annual Festival events exceptional staff, who put their creativity, skills and service to work in that have helped us share an accumulated $6 million with the Greater presenting today’s exquisite luncheon. Cincinnati area community. In 2019, the Wine Auction, Grand Tastings, Winery Dinners and Russ Wiles Memorial Golf Tournament raised And finally, THANK YOU again for the generous support you’ve $406,000 for 35 charities across our region. provided over the past 30 years and for many more years to come! So, THANK YOU once again – and pat yourself on the back when you raise your paddles high and often today! Marcus Relthford2020 Charityand AuctionKeith & Luncheon Spiller Co-Chairs 3 PRESENTING SPONSOR | GOLD SPONSORS | MEDIA SPONSORS | MUSIC 90.9 WGUC EVENT SPONSORS | THE WINE FESTIVAL WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE FOLLOWING SUPPORTING SPONSORS: 19/19 Investment Counsel French Wine Explorers Monteverdi Tuscany Barbara & Irwin Weinberg Heidt Family Foundation OneTouchPoint Beechmont Automotive Group Hellman Clothiers Prestige A/V & Creative Services Blaine’s Fine Men Apparel Jane Birkhead Riedel DurstCOM Le Lieu Sophisticated Living Fern Exposition & Event Services Mariner Wealth Advisors The Hershey Company THANK YOU TO THE FOLLOWING DISTRIBUTORS FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT: Bottle to Glass Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Ohio Valley Wine & Beer Company Cavalier Distributing Heidelberg Distributing Company Vintage Wine Distributor Cutting Edge Selections Wine Trends Inc. 5 ••• CELEBRATING 30 YEARS OF GIVING BACK ••• Thank you, ANN SANTEN for playing an instrumental role in the founding of the FOUNDER boardboard ofof directorsdirectors Russ Wiles 1939-2003 & BOARD OF DIRECTORS & staffstaff Connie Wiles President Barry Oppelt Treasurer Mary Ann Bokenkotter Jason Milburn Missy Duggan Michael Miller George Elliott John Mocker Marilyn Harris Daniel Temming Mary Horn Marj Valvano WINE FESTIVAL STAFF Kelly Weissmann Executive Director Amanda Pack Event Coordinator Chris Phelps Volunteer Coordinator Sylvia Osterday Festival Volunteer 7 Miller-Valentine Construction is proud to support The Cincinnati International Wine Festival. Thanks to all of this years participants, volunteers, and vendors for helping to raise critical funds for local charities. We salute you. tabletable hostshosts GROTH VINEYARDS & WINERY MUNDO VINO Suzanne Groth FAMILIA ZUCCARDI Mary Wajda David Koebley ANTHONIJ RUPERT WINES RABBLE WINES Gareth Robertson FOLEY FAMILY WINES Caine Thompson Kim Ross BOISSET COLLECTION ROUND POND ESTATE WINERY Dina Clark FOLIO FAMILY WINES Scott Reed Lily Dunson DALLA TERRA IMPORTS STAGS' LEAP WINERY/BERINGER Adam Shobert JACKSON FAMILY Russ Wright Ben Smith DAOU TERLATO WINES INTERNATIONAL Matt Hancharick LEONARDO LOCASIO SELECTIONS Katie Benjamin Paul Criger DARIOUSH TRINCHERO FAMILY ESTATES Allen Papp MARQUES DE CASA CONCHA Steve Sliger Italo Jofre ELIXIR WINE COMPANY VINTAGE POINT Janine Poleman Bob Dalic 9 The Heidt Family Foundation is proud to support The Cincinnati International Wine Festival and all of their contributions to our community. Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Heidt, Jr. HILTON CINCINNATI NETHERLAND PLAZA thethe programprogram HALL OF MIRRORS RECEPTION & SILENT AUCTION 9:30 am LIVE AUCTION 11:00 am FOLLOWED BY A WINERY LUNCHEON Live auction lots are available for consideration during the reception. Please view these to help determine your bidding procedure. Many lots are rare and/or limited availability. You can expect bidding to be quite spirited! 11 12 Former Cincinnatian Daniel Greathouse, President of market. He is a commandeur in Bordeaux’s Commanderie Heidelberg Importing & Brokerage Company and Chief du Bontemps and was featured in the American Express Marketing Officer, is one of the founding board members Black Ink wine issue. of the Cincinnati International Wine Festival and the first Dan served on the Board of Trustees of Economics America auctioneer for this event. For three decades, Greathouse has as well as being an active cheerleader for PBS, where he has presided over charity auctions in the United States and the appeared on numerous televised auctions and cooking shows. United Kingdom and is as well known for his humor as his great love and knowledge of wine. He is co-host of the “The Cork Dorks” television program filmed on locations from 110+ degree California to -10 Greathouse joined Ohio Valley Wine and Heidelberg in 1988 degree Ontario, where he foolishly picked ice wine grapes. after managing Midwest area states for London-based Allied Lyons, marketing California wine brands including Clos Du A decorated veteran of the U.S. Navy, Dan is the recipient of Bois, William Hill, Callaway and Atlas Peak Vineyards. numerous citations, ribbons and medals including the Navy Achievement Medal, presented by Secretary of the Navy, His naval career fortuitously placed him in wine growing John F. Lehman, Jr. His unique naval role allowed him to serve regions from Northern California to Europe. In recent years DANIEL Greathouse represented the American fine wine trade at in Europe alongside Britain’s Royal Air Force & Royal Navy the World Wine Symposium, known as the “Davos of Wine” personnel with the unusual assignment of working on land- conducted at Villa d’Este in Northern Italy. based, as well as aboard all major warfare platforms including GREATHOUSE airplanes, helicopters, ships and submarines. Greathouse seeks out fine wines produced across the world to market throughout Ohio and Kentucky. His grossly Dan married his college sweetheart, artist Mary Bell arduous task of sourcing new products has taken him from Greathouse, more than 35 years ago in Cleveland Heights auctioneer Santiago, Chile through Tequila, Mexico and many wine before striking out into the world to seek fame & fortune. producing regions in France, Spain and Italy. Undaunted He returned to Cleveland in 1997 with Mary and their by torturous tastings, Dan Greathouse selflessly works on, countless children, some of whom are named Charles, Paul, through the sun and the food, to bring great new wines to James, Peter, Sarah, Sophia, Emma and Gabriel. menumenu PASSED APPETIZERS ENTRÉE CHEESE COURSE Smoked Salmon on Rye Sakura Farms Slow Cooked Beef My Artisano with Horseradish Cream Cheese Ricotta Gnudi, Roasted Garlic, Spinach Ervie Cream Puff with Egg
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