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Featuring CaliFino Tequila Diane Powers’ award winning Mexican restaurant Casa de Pico is elevating the dining experience with a multi-course tequila tasting dinner. More than just a culinary experience showcasing authentic regional Mexican recipes, this dinner invites guests on a sensorial journey to explore the rich tradition of the tequila making process and to learn about the history, culture and significance of tequila through the stories of prominent distilleries. Tickets cost $75 per person plus tax and gratuity. Limited spots are available. Casa de Bandini on Facebook / Instagram

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