What food would you take to a wine fest?

[Bernadine]

Besides the standard cheese and crackers.  Something that can sit out and doesn't need to be served hot.

[panicked]

A baked Brie en croute? Maybe some dried fruits and nuts?

[miso]

Sandwiches?

What time of day is this?

I'd probably just bring a full meal. LOL.

[ohiowan]

Pepper water crackers with a little smoked Gouda drizzled in honey with a walnut on top, fruit, chocolate, bacon wrapped dried fig. Depends on the wine

[jane6672]

Apples, pears, grapes.

Cured meats.

Shortbread.

[miso]

Sept 15, 2015 18:21:09 GMT -5 mofongo said:

Sept 15, 2015 18:18:35 GMT -5 miso said:

Sandwiches?

What time of day is this?

I'd probably just bring a full meal. LOL.

God miso, what if it's not meal time?? Huh?!?!

It's always meal time.  Somewhere.

[pbandj]

veggies and hummus
bruschetta

[puppyluv]

Fruit
French bread
chocolate
maybe a pasta salad if I wanted something hearty

[chickadee77]

I went to a wine stomp and brought Mac and cheese (homemade, obvs) it didn't last long enough to get get cold, but I put it on top of one of those warming thingies in the Pyrex portable, and the pan was still pretty toasty at the end of the day.

ETA. Not sure if you mean a wine tasting?  Probably not appropriate for that, but for a longer, boozier (winey-er? is that a word?) event, it might work. 

[Deleted]

I would probably go sensible with fruits and veggies, deli meats on the top of my basket, but then slip in ten Taco Bell items on the bottom for drunk eating times.