THE SEEN


VANCOUVER PLAYHOUSE


Deborah Markle, Joan Cross and Moira Munro raise their glasses to toast the 2012 Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival.


Evelyne Decorps, the consul general of France in Vancouver, joins Petley-Jones Gallery’s Matt Petley-Jones to enjoy some fine Chilean wines at the festival toast.


INTERNATIONAL WINE FESTIVAL TOAST... THE SHORE CLUB...688 DUNSMUIR STREET


Boneta restaurant’s Neil Ingram and House Wine’s Michaela Morris enjoy the evening.


BON VIVANT!


BRASSERIE MYSTERE RETURNS TO


VANCOUVER...


KRONENBOURG 1664... ONE


CHEF, ONE SECRET LOCATION, ONE


The Carlsberg (Kronenbourg 1664) team of Anne Marie Ferracuti, Nick Relph, Tim Turner and Henrik Thomsen created a stage for a decadent evening that enticed and delighted the senses in the historic Salt Building at Olympic Village.


BRILLIANT BEER.... SALT BUILDING... 85 WEST 1ST AVENUE


Chefs Lee Humphries and Robert Clark from C Restaurant were the surprise chefs for the evening—similar dinners were also held in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa.


Kiki Dwerryhouse, C Restaurant’s Curtis Wong and Jennifer Hennessey at the fantastic three- course meal that was paired with Kronenbourg 1664.


April 2012 VANCOUVER VIEW 59


The Vancouver International Film Festival’s director of development Betty Verkuil, the executive director of the Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival Harry Hertscheg and the Film Festival’s marketing director Laine Slater celebrate the opening, which kicked off February 27 and runs until March 2.


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