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A Toast to GraycliffThe Graycliff Hotel’s reputation is nothing short of spectacular. The hotel radiates a 260 year-old British Colonial style seen through beautiful architecture. Graycliff is also home to the first 5-star dining establishment in the Caribbean. Just when the hotel couldn’t possibly receive any more great reviews, the attention is turned to its world renowned wine cellar.
Garzaroli’s collection of quality wines has been celebrated internationally, receiving countless prestigious awards over the years, including the Wine Spectator Grand Award since 1988. In order for guests to fully appreciate his passion, Graycliff Restaurant invites wine lovers to join in a glass of champagne for a tasting and a tour of the hotel and the restaurant’s acclaimed wine collection. Another way to truly appreciate the exclusivity of the wine is to pair up with one of the Graycliff Restaurant’s succulent dishes. Have a sommelier help you find the perfect wine that will enhance the fine taste of your meal. Take the time to savor the taste, and learn more about the history and origin of each carefully selected bottle. |
Did You Know A Toast to Graycliff
Graycliff’s Wine Cellar holds an inventory of 250,000 bottles from over 400 vintners in 15 countries. Guests get, without a doubt, a taste of the world in one room. Enrico Garzaroli, Chairman and CEO of Graycliff Hotel, definitely shows his passion for wine through his careful selection of quality wines. In his words, “If you understand quality wines and appreciate their relationship with great food, then you have discovered one of the reasons for living.”Browse More Fun Facts...
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