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Benefiting the AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION Saturday, May 14 Benefiting THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION Saturday, May 14, 2016 Omni Dallas Hotel – Dallas Ballroom 6:30pm Registration, Reception & Silent Auction 7:00pm Celebrity Chef & Featured Winery Stations Ballroom 8:30pm Open Your Heart Appeal & Live Auction 10:00pm AT&T Young at Heart After Party Silent Auction Closes 30 Minutes After Live Auction CÔtes du Coeur Côtes du Coeur Overview Table of Contents Côtes du Coeur Overview The Côtes du Coeur event series is a premiere fundraising Côtes du Coeur Overview ........................................................3 campaign hosted annually in Dallas, Texas to benefit the Côtes du Coeur Chair Message ...............................................4 American Heart Association (AHA). Sponsored by the Tête du Cuvée Honoree .............................................................8 Dallas Division of the AHA, the event series leads up to an Côtes du Coeur Committee .................................................. 13 annual fine wine auction and celebrity chef dinner. This Côtes du Coeur Sponsors ...................................................... 22 culminating black-tie gala event is the largest of its kind, making it the number one fundraising gala in the nation Côtes du Coeur Wine Society ............................................... 29 for the American Heart Association. Proceeds from Côtes Private Wine Donors ................................................................ 31 du Coeur go directly to the AHA for cardiovascular research Live & Silent Auction Donors................................................ 40 and heart health educational programs, both locally and Tasting Menu ............................................................................. 47 nationwide. During its 24-year history, Côtes du Coeur has Côtes du Coeur Featured Wineries ..................................... 50 attracted more than 21,000 attendees and has raised more Côtes du Coeur Celebrity Chefs ........................................105 than $27 million. Côtes du Coeur hosts approximately 1,200 business and wine industry leaders, community Live Auction ..............................................................................127 philanthropists, wine collectors and physicians. Led by Bid Boards .................................................................................145 renowned Dallas Chef Richard Chamberlain, a team of 18 Wine ....................................................................................145 acclaimed Chefs invite the guests to enjoy selections from a Featured Wineries & Chefs ..........................................155 boldly unique tasting menu accompanied by wine pairings Indulgences and Experiences ....................................157 created from the cellars of 26 elite wineries. Attendees experience multi-course fine dining designed to showcase Silent Auction ..........................................................................161 specific wine varietals dish by dish. The quality of the food Big Bottle Alley ................................................................161 and wine is a key differentiator for Côtes du Coeur. The gala Featured Wineries ...........................................................175 also features a live auction of one-of-a-kind experience Society Wine .....................................................................179 packages and a silent auction of more than 2,000 wines— Wine Lot I ...........................................................................193 the largest fine wine auction in the Southwest. A key focus Wine Lot II ..........................................................................207 of the Côtes du Coeur season is the cultivation of quality networking during the planning sessions, pre-parties and Wine Lot III ........................................................................223 gala. These events offer multiple opportunities for patrons Indulgences and Experiences ....................................237 to engage in deep and meaningful business and personal Auction Proceedings .....................................................241 relationships with senior level executives from the Dallas Wine Bottle Information ..............................................247 area. 2 3 CÔtes du Coeur Côtes du Coeur Chairs Message from Past Côtes du Coeur Chairs Melissa & Steve Grimshaw 2016 Côtes du Coeur Chairs 2015 Kate Rose Marquez 2014 Jana & Mike Brosin Welcome to the 25th annual Côtes du Coeur gala benefiting the American Heart 2013 Brenda & Bill Bogart Association. It is a great honor for us to be chairing the 25th Côtes 2012 Sandy & David Alexander du Coeur gala where we will honor this event’s past, present and future on behalf 2011 John L. Adams of the American Heart Association. Our extended DFW family is why we’re so committed to the AHA’s 2009-2010 Tim Wallace strategic goal to improve U.S. cardiovascular health by 20% while reducing cardiovascular 2008 Lauren & Lance Byrd deaths 20% by 2020. With this in mind, we recently attended the 2015 AHA’s Scientific Sessions (AHA’s annual meeting of more than 18,000 cardiologists 2007 Erin & Scott Olson and researchers from across the country). We were amazed and inspired to learn that surgeons are now using 3-D printers to print patient’s hearts so they can practice on a perfect replica of the 2006 Mary Humphreys Gill & John Gill, M.D. patient’s heart prior to the actual surgery. This is just one example of how your generous Côtes du Coeur contributions fund ground-breaking research that leads directly to 2005 Linda Paulk, Pat & Jim Parker innovative programs and educational tools that help prevent and one day eradicate heart disease entirely. 2004 Toni Brinker Pickens, Don Hultgren, Tonight is the silver anniversary of the most prestigious and successful American Heart Association gala in the nation. We are honored to chair this milestone event and hope you enjoy our retrospective look Sandra Kuprion-Thomas back at the first 25 years of this world class event. Deep gratitude and thanks goes out to each and every past Côtes 2003 Pat Morgan McEvoy du Coeur chairman in attendance tonight for building an incredible legacy for helping people fight and, eventually, win the war on heart disease and stroke. We are excited to honor Côtes du Coeur leadership as we look forward to a future free of cardiovascular 2002 Sandra Kuprion-Thomas disease. Let the Côtes du Coeur 25th anniversary celebration begin! 2001 Diane Seay McNulty, Ph.D. Sincerely, Melissa and Steve Grimshaw 2000 Martha & Larry Hansard 2016 Côtes du Coeur Chairs 1999 Cathy Thayer 1998 Mary Susan Dunaway 1996-1997 Vicki Briley-White 1995 David Brown, M.D. 1994-1991 Dr. Bob Hillert, Terry & Steve Casey 4 5 CÔtes du Coeur Message from Nancy Brown Chief Executive Officer Dear Friends, Thank you so much for joining us as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Dallas Côtes du Coeur Fine Wine Auction and Celebrity Chef Dinner. Over the past two-and-a-half decades, this remarkable annual gathering has raised more than $27million on behalf of the American Heart Association. Your support this evening helps to continue that proud legacy, which is so critical to our efforts to impact the lives of those who face cardiovascular diseases and stroke. The ongoing success of Côtes du Coeur is a reflection of the incredible generosity and dedication of so many people in the Dallas community – like you – who care deeply about making a positive difference. Your concern for saving and improving the lives of others is an inspiration to all of us at the American Heart Association. I would like to give special recognition to our 2016 Côtes du Coeur Chairs, Melissa & Steve Grimshaw, and to our entire Executive Committee, for planning an outstanding program. Tonight, led by Richard Chamberlain, we are honored to be joined by 18 celebrity chefs whose culinary masterpieces will be paired with selections from 26 world- renowned wineries, including our Tête du Cuvée Honoree, Ehlers Estate. I know it will be an unforgettable occasion, and I look forward to seeing you there. Thank you again for all you do on behalf of the American Heart Association. All my best, Nancy Brown Chief Executive Officer American Heart Association 6 7 CÔtes du Coeur Téte du Cuvée Honorees Tête du Cuvée Honorees Regina Martinelli of Martinelli Winery (2015) The Schweiger Family of Schweiger Vineyards (2014) John Bookwalter of J. Bookwalter Wines (2013) David Ramey of Ramey Wine Cellars (2012) Bob Egelhoff of Egelhoff Wines (2011) 2016 Alfred Tesseron of Château Pontet-Canet (2010) Tête du Cuvée Honoree Jean-Michel Cazes of Château Lynch-Bages (2009) Kevin Morrisey Beth Nickel Proprietress of Far Niente, Nickel and Nickel and Ehlers Estate represents the unique fusion of an outstanding Dolce (2008) winegrowing estate, environmental consciousness and international philanthropy. The historic and diverse Napa Valley vineyard of Ehlers Estate is certified organic and is cultivated Ken Wright of Ken Wright Cellars (2007) using biodynamic farming techniques to produce a small portfolio of exceptional estate-grown wines. One hundred Ambassador Kathryn Hall of HALL, Napa Valley (2006) percent of the proceeds from the sale of these wines go to support the Leducq Foundation, a highly regarded, not-for-profit Bob Foley of Pride Mountain Vineyards (2005) foundation dedicated to funding international cardiovascular research. In 1985, French entrepreneur and philanthropist Jean Leducq began acquiring small parcels of vineyard land in
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