Annual Wine Dinner and Auction

1. Three bottles of red wine from Fabbioli Cellars, Leesburg, VA

Three award-winning red wines from Fabbioli Cellars, Leesburg, VA (www.fabbioliwines.com):

2018 BiCoastal (Barbera/Petit Sirah/Zinfandel/Cab Sauv blend)

2020 Tre Sorelle (Merlot/Petit Verdot/Cab Franc/Cab Sauv blend)

2021 Fratelli (Cabernet Franc — medium-bodied with allspice, berry fruit, herbs, and caramel).

2. Three bottles of white wine from Fabbioli Cellars, Leesburg, VA

Three elegant white wines from Fabbioli Cellars, Leesburg, VA (www.fabbioliwines.com):

2022 Petit Manseng (sweet citrus, pineapple, pear, honeysuckle)

2024 “Something White” (floral, fruity, crisp finish)

Una Pera (lightly sweet pear wine with honey and baking spices)

3. “Wine and Chocolate”

The perfect pairing! One bottle of Fabbioli Cellars Raspberry Merlot (35% Raspberry Wine, 65% Merlot — deliciously sweet, best paired with chocolate) from Leesburg, VA. Plus One 16-piece box of artisan chocolates from Eclat Chocolate, West Chester, PA. Éclat Chocolate’s founder and Master chocolatier Christopher Curtin has honed his skills across Belgium, Switzerland, France, Germany, and Japan. He became the first American to be awarded the honor of German Pastry Chef and Chocolatier in Cologne, Germany.

4. “Wine and Pasta for Two”

Dinner for two! One bottle of Fabbioli Cellars 2021 Fratelli (deep ruby color, aromas of black cherries, white pepper, and vanilla), a bag of Valente Market artisanal vegetable fettuccini, and a jar of Nona’s Italian Cucina Classic Tomato Sauce. www.fabbioliwines.com

5. “Not-your-Average (and not just Apple) Cider”

One bottle of Fabbioli’s “Perry” Pear Cider (7% ABV — dry, crisp, and tasty), one bottle of Fabbioli’s “Attitude Adjuster” Apple Cider with Blueberries (7% ABV — crisp, bubbly, with dark fruit complexity), and a four-pack of Tossware Reserve 14oz highball tumblers (unbreakable and dishwasher safe). www.fabbioliwines.com

6. “A Chill is in the Air”

One bottle of Fabbioli Cellars 2024 “Something White” (floral, fruity, crisp finish — the varietal composition changes each year, giving the winemaker creative license to select the best available fruit). Plus a set of 4 Vino stemless white wine glasses — simple, elegant, and durable for parties. www.fabbioliwines.com

7. “The Perfect Ending”

One bottle of Fabbioli Cellars NV Royalty — a traditional port-style wine fortified with their own brandy. Extended barrel aging has created a complex flavor profile: smoke and hickory on the nose, followed by blackberry and vanilla, with cinnamon, black pepper, and vanilla on the palate. Ready to enjoy now or will age beautifully. www.fabbioliwines.com

8. “Whiskey from Virginia (and a pair of tasting glasses in which to enjoy it)”

One bottle of Catoctin Creek Roundstone Rye Whiskey — 80 proof. Made from 100% rye grain at Virginia’s first legal distillery in Loudoun County since Prohibition (founded 2009). Smooth, woody, with fruity-nutty grain flavor — superb sipping whiskey or in Manhattans. Includes a set of 2 Final Touch Whiskey Glasses (100% lead-free crystal). www.catoctincreekdistilling.com

9. “The Art of the Perfect Cuppa!”

Five bags of artisanal whole bean coffee from Twin Valley Coffee (Elverson, PA), air-roasted in small batches: Kenya AA (Medium Roast — rich, full-bodied with notes of burgundy wine and raisins), Nicaragua Café Diego (Medium Roast — rich, creamy), Ethiopia Virgacheffe (Dark Roast — heirloom beans, smooth and complex), French Roast (Dark Roast — rich with caramel finish), and Espresso Premium Blend. www.twinvalleycoffee.com

10. “Start Your Day with Some Spreadable Fruit!”

Four jars of artisanal fruit preserves from Graves’ Mountain Lodge in Syria, VA — a family-owned inn and farm tracing its history to 1608 and the arrival of Captain Thomas Graves at Jamestown. Varieties include: Cherry preserves, Peach preserves, Blueberry preserves, and Red Raspberry preserves. www.gravesmountain.com 

11. “A Treat for the Honey Connoisseur”

Four artisanal Virginia honeys and hot sauce: Pure Virginia Wildflower Honey (Loudoun Center Apiaries, Leesburg VA), Walnut Honey (Falling Bark Farm, Berryville VA), Peppermint-Infused Honey (Po River Apiary, Spotsylvania VA), and Honey Habanero Sauce (Po River Apiary) — a Virginia Living Magazine “Made in Virginia” award winner. Great on burgers, grilled fish, baked brie, and more!

12. “Virginia Brandy”

One bottle of Catoctin Creek 1757 Virginia Brandy — Virginia’s first commercial grape brandy since the establishment of the Commonwealth. Made from the finest locally-grown Virginia wine grapes, distilled and aged in premium French Bordeaux oak barrels for at least two years. A fine sipping brandy unlike run-of-the-mill brandy. www.catoctincreekdistilling.com

13. “Whiskey on the Rocks”

One bottle of Catoctin Creek Roundstone Rye Whisky — Cask Proof (~58% ABV). Gold Medal and US Craft Other Grain Whiskey of the Year, Wizards of Whisky World Awards 2016. Delicious, dark, complex and ridiculously smooth for the proof — released only twice per year! Plus a set of 9 Final Touch Chilling Stones, handcrafted from 100% soapstone (freeze 4 hrs to cool your drink without diluting it). www.catoctincreekdistilling.com

14. “Tiny Bubbles”

One bottle of Taittinger Champagne — one of the most prestigious Champagne houses in France — paired with 4 “Bubbly” stemless champagne flutes. Sleek and modern, these flutes are perfect for sparkling wine, Mimosas, a French 75, or even seltzer. Perfect for any occasion, from special celebrations to a random Tuesday!

15. “Craig and Kathy’s Favorites”

Three bottles of personal favorites from Fabbioli Cellars, Leesburg VA — discovered shortly after they opened in the early 2000s! (www.fabbioliwines.com): Fabbioli Cellars Cabernet Franc 2023, Fabbioli Cellars Cabernet Franc Reserve 2020, and Fabbioli Cellars Tre Sorelle 2020. Curated with love by Craig and Kathy.

16. “Some Like it (not too) Hot”

Three hand-crafted Clark & Hopkins culinary sauces from Richmond, VA (www.clarkandhopkins.com): Chesapeake Bay (zesty pepper sauce with jalapeños, mustard, ginger — great with everything! Heat: 2/10), District Sauce/Washington DC (hot honey + berbere spices — perfect for wings & BBQ. Heat: 3/10), and Ukraine (beets, caraway, dill, orange habaneros — $1 per purchase goes to World Central Kitchen. Heat: 5/10).

17. “A Trio of Distilled Fruits”

Three exceptional fruit brandies from Catoctin Creek (www.catoctincreekdistilling.com): Pearousia Pear Brandy (collaboration with Fabbioli Cellars — fresh pear aromas with caramel and vanilla of oak), Quarter Branch Apple Brandy (heritage apple blend: Old Winesap, Arkansas Black, Albemarle Pippin, Stayman, Pink Lady), and Short Hill Mountain Peach Brandy (from local western Loudoun peaches — “peach cobbler in a glass!”).

18. “Good Things Come in “Petit” Packages”

Two bold Virginia reds from Fabbioli Cellars (www.fabbioliwines.com): 2019 Petit Verdot (very dark, full middle palate, firm acidity — pair with richly seasoned red meats, aged cheeses, and wild game) and 2020 Petite Sirah (dramatic aromas and flavors — wonderful with barbecue in summer or warming on cold winter nights).

19. Apples and Pears…in wines…Oh My!

Two delightful fruit wines from Fabbioli Cellars (www.fabbioliwines.com): Pear Wine — “Warren” (the cat on the label) — a slightly sweet, bright and fruity Apple Raspberry Wine, subtly sweet with a balance of zest from carbonation; and Apple Jill Wine — a tribute to Apple Jack dating to the late 1600s, a lighter barrel-aged crisp blend of apple wine.

20. “Good to the Last Drop” … of Whisky!

One bottle of Catoctin Creek Roundstone Rye Whisky 92 Proof “Distiller’s Edition” (46% ABV — only one in every ten barrels is selected!) from Virginia’s first legal distillery in Loudoun County since Prohibition. Plus one bag (12 oz) of Whisky Barrel Reserve Whole Bean Coffee — a super-premium blend aged 45 days in a Catoctin Creek rye barrel, then medium-roasted with amazing rich whisky, mash and grape notes. www.catoctincreekdistilling.com | www.catoctincoffee.com

21. “A Peanut is Just a Peanut — Unless it’s a VIRGINIA Peanut!”

Virginia peanuts are the largest peanut variety — often called the “ballpark peanut” — large, crunchy, and perfect for snacking in style! Three gourmet options: One 12oz can of Sea Salt Nuts (Blue Crab Bay Company, www.bluecrabbay.com), one 11oz can of Salted Caramel Virginia Peanuts (Virginia Diner, www.vadiner.com), and one 10oz can of Dusted Chocolate Toffee Peanuts (Virginia Diner, www.vadiner.com).

22. Three Bottles of Young French Bordeaux

Three bottles of young French Bordeaux. Chateau Phelan Segur St. Estephe 2021 (91 pts Wine Spectator, $50): mulled loganberry and black currant, black tea, potpourri and singed cedar, Cab Sauv/Merlot/Petit Verdot blend, 13% ABV. Chateau Bertinat Lartigue St. Emilion 2022 ($27): aromas of plums, black cherries, black currants and smoky oak — fleshy, round and generous, Merlot-based, 15% ABV. Chateau Bel-Air Lussac St. Emilion 2020 (90 pts Wine Enthusiast, $28): pepper and truffle aromas, richly textured, juicy black currant, structured with a dry core, 14% ABV.

23. “Gauchos, Grapes & a Wee Dram”

A spirited trio spanning two continents! Alambrado Malbec, Mendoza Argentina 2009 ($30): a classic Argentine Malbec from the high-altitude vineyards of Mendoza — expect rich plum, dark cherry, and velvety tannins. Schroeder Estate Pinot Noir, Argentina 2010 ($30): an elegant Patagonian Pinot from one of Argentina’s most acclaimed wineries — silky, refined, with red berry and earthy complexity. Pearce Lyons Reserve American Malt Whisky ($50): crafted by the late Dr. Pearse Lyons of Alltech, this small-batch American malt whisky is smooth and distinctive — a rare find that bridges Old World whisky tradition with New World craft.

24. “Old World Charm Meets the New Frontier”

Three bottles, three countries, one great night! Yarrunga Field, Barossa, Australia 2010 ($30): from the sun-drenched Barossa Valley, this bold Australian red delivers the region’s signature richness — expect ripe dark fruit, warm spice, and a generous finish. Cabalie, France 2009 ($30): a rustic southern French charmer from Languedoc — earthy, full-bodied, and bursting with garrigue, dark plum, and Mediterranean character. Grande Fleur de Lyeth, California 2009 ($30): a classic Bordeaux-style blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Petite Sirah, and Merlot — structured and approachable with black cherry, cassis, and a smooth, lingering finish.

25. “Cookies, Chardonnay & a Kentucky Kick”

A delightfully mismatched duo that somehow belongs together! Snickerdoodle Chardonnay, California 2015 ($30): as cozy as its namesake cookie — this California Chardonnay is warm, buttery, and inviting, with notes of vanilla, ripe apple, and toasted oak that’ll make you reach for a second glass (and maybe a snack). Eagle Rare Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey ($75): a true American classic, aged a minimum of 10 years in charred oak barrels. Rich and complex with notes of toffee, orange peel, herbs, and a long, dry finish — Eagle Rare consistently earns its place among the finest bourbons in the land. Sip them separately or dare to imagine the pairing.

26. The Coastal Dram — Clynelish 14 Year Single Malt

Clynelish 14 Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky ($70): hailing from the rugged Highland coast of Brora, Sutherland, Clynelish is one of Scotland’s most distinctive and beloved distilleries. The 14-year expression is waxy, complex, and utterly unique — expect aromas of beeswax, sea salt, and citrus zest, with flavors of ripe stone fruit, vanilla, gentle smoke, and a long, warming finish. A whisky that rewards the curious and delights the connoisseur. Often cited as a bartender’s favorite and a cult classic among single malt enthusiasts.

27. The Classic Dram — Glenlivet 12 Year Single Malt

Glenlivet 12 Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky ($80): the expression that launched a thousand scotch lovers on their journey. Distilled in the remote Livet valley of Speyside, The Glenlivet 12 Year is the world’s best-selling Speyside single malt for good reason — smooth, approachable, and endlessly elegant. Expect a bouquet of floral sweetness, ripe pear, and vanilla on the nose, with flavors of orchard fruit, honey, and a touch of butterscotch on the finish. The perfect introduction to single malt scotch, and a perennial favorite for those who already know better.

28. The Island Dram — Arran 10 Year Single Malt

Arran 10 Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky ($60): crafted on the beautiful Isle of Arran off Scotland’s west coast, this gem from one of Scotland’s newer distilleries (founded 1995) punches well above its age. Fresh, vibrant, and full of character — the Arran 10 Year delivers tropical fruit, vanilla toffee, and a hint of citrus on the nose, with a palate of peach, mango, butterscotch, and a clean, slightly spicy finish. A wonderful example of how island terroir and Atlantic air shape a whisky unlike any other

29. The Smooth Dram — Singleton 12 Year Single Malt

Singleton 12 Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky ($70): crafted at the Glendullan distillery in the heart of Speyside, the Singleton is the definition of accessible luxury — approachable enough for newcomers yet sophisticated enough to impress seasoned scotch drinkers. Rich and rounded with aromas of dried fruit, sweet malt, and a whisper of oak, the palate delivers plum, raisin, milk chocolate, and a soft, velvety finish. Consistently one of the best-selling single malts in the world, and for very good reason.

30. Sunshine in a Glass — Boxwood Estate Cupola 2023

Boxwood Estate Cupola 2023, Virginia (91 pts James Suckling, $34/bottle): a stunning white blend from Boxwood Estate Winery in Middleburg, Virginia’s wine country. Aromas of sliced lemon, orchard fruit, flowers, and flint open to a light-bodied palate with bright acidity and a generous mouthfeel, finishing with purity and precision. A blend of 75% Sauvignon Blanc and 25% Sauvignon Gris. Drink now. Elegant, refreshing, and quintessentially Virginian.

31. Red, Rich & Refined — Boxwood Estate Trellis 2023

Boxwood Estate Trellis 2023, Virginia (90 pts James Suckling, $30/bottle): a beautifully crafted medium-bodied red blend from Boxwood Estate Winery in Middleburg, Virginia. Opens with aromas of oak, blackberry, rose petal, and violet, leading to flavors of cherry stone, blackberry, and red fruits, with lingering fine chalky tannins on the finish and mouth-watering acidity. A hallmark of Virginia’s emerging reputation for world-class red blends.

32. Tray Chic — A John Derian Mixed Tones Melamine Tray

This Mixed Tones Melamine Tray by the legendary John Derian is a functional work of art. John Derian is one of New York’s most celebrated decorative artists, known worldwide for his stunning decoupage pieces and curated collections that blend vintage whimsy with timeless elegance. Perfect for entertaining, serving, organizing, or simply displaying as a conversation piece. Whether you’re hosting a dinner party, serving cocktails, or corralling the clutter on your ottoman, this tray will make every moment look effortlessly stylish.

33. The Tuscan Crown Jewel — Brunello di Montalcino 2013

Casanova di Neri Brunello di Montalcino 2013, Tuscany, Italy ($166): 100% Sangiovese from one of Montalcino’s most revered estates. Brunello di Montalcino is Italy’s most prestigious red wine appellation — and the 2013 vintage is widely considered one of the greatest in recent memory, producing wines of extraordinary depth, elegance, and longevity. Casanova di Neri’s expression is breathtaking: expect intense aromas of dried cherry, leather, tobacco, earth, and dried violets, with a palate of dark fruit, iron, and sweet spice framed by the variety’s signature firm, noble tannins and vibrant acidity. A wine built to age for decades, but glorious to drink right now. A once-in-an-auction-lifetime opportunity

34. Liquid Legend — Carruades de Lafite Rothschild 1995

Carruades de Lafite Rothschild 1995, Pauillac, Bordeaux, France ($421): the celebrated second wine of Château Lafite Rothschild — one of only five First Growth estates in all of Bordeaux and among the most storied names in the world of wine. The 1995 vintage produced classic, structured Bordeaux of great depth and complexity. Now approaching 30 years of age, this bottle is at or near its magnificent peak: expect a seamless, silky wine with aromas of cedar, cassis, cigar box, and dried herbs, with layers of dark fruit, graphite, and truffle on the palate, and a finish that seems to go on forever. An extraordinary privilege to taste — and an even greater one to win.

35. Millennium Magic — Carruades de Lafite Rothschild 2000

Carruades de Lafite Rothschild 2000, Pauillac, Bordeaux, France ($421): the second wine of the legendary Château Lafite Rothschild, from what is universally acclaimed as one of the greatest Bordeaux vintages of the modern era. The 2000 vintage produced wines of almost mythical concentration, balance, and age-worthiness. Now in its mid-life prime, this bottle offers an incomparable window into First Growth Bordeaux winemaking at its absolute best: opulent dark fruit, perfectly integrated tannins, notes of graphite, espresso, dark chocolate, and cedar, with a breathtaking, seemingly endless finish. To drink this wine is to taste history. Do not let it get away.

36. Thorn Hill Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2018, Napa Valley

2018 Thorn Hill Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve, Napa Valley, CA. Donated by Rich & Linda Paul. Our Cabernet Sauvignon is from the heart of the Saint Helena Appellation in Napa Valley. The wine has blackberry and sweet plum flavors balanced with layers of toasty oak, spices and dark chocolate.

37. Thorn Hill Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Three Sisters 2014, Lake County

2014 Thorn Hill Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Three Sisters, Lake County, CA. Its deep garnet hue reveals aromas of blueberries and cassis infused with flavors of blackberry, cassis and a finish of tannins and licorice. It is 100% Cabernet from California’s top three sister counties: Napa Valley, Sonoma, and Lake.

38. Thorn Hill Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Volcanic Rock Reserve 2019

2019 Thorn Hill Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Volcanic Rock Reserve, Lake County, CA. Grown in the mountainous volcanic soil of the Lake County Red Hills Appellation, north of Napa, California. It is the absolute essence of the Cabernet Sauvignon grape with flavors of blackberries, minerals, and toast.

39. Thorn Hill Vineyards Petite Sirah Reserve 2018, Lake County

2018 Thorn Hill Vineyards Petite Sirah Reserve, Lake County, CA.  Our Petite Sirah is from our famous five acres. This wine’s integrated tannins give way to the flavors of dark berries, spices with a lush fruit toned acidity. A hint of fruit and dark chocolate lingers on the silky finish.

40. Thorn Hill Vineyards Zinfandel Old Vine 1886 2018, Lake County

2018 Thorn Hill Vineyards Zinfandel Old Vine 1886, Lake County, CA. History in a wine glass: Planted in 1886, its root stock is still producing an unparalleled vine Zinfandel, with dark plum aromas, remarkable depth, and jammy flavors. Dark berries, plum, and chocolate culminate in a long peppery finish.

41. Lagavulin 16yr Single Malt Scotch

Discover the distinct flavors of the islands of Scotland with a swill of Lagavulin 16 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky. Our 86 proof whisky has the intense, full-bodied flavor reminiscent of a driftwood fire at dusk. The taste of dry peat smoke with strong maritime notes results in a complex dram that is complemented by a long, elegant finish. Distilled in Lagavulin, Scotland on the coast of Islay, centuries of local distilling excellence are what make our malts so unique. Our aging process in oak casks gives our whisky the extraordinary and classic smoky flavor that demands to be served in a traditional whisky glass, neat or with a little water. Includes one 86 proof 750 mL bottle of Lagavulin 16 Year Old Islay Single Malt Scotch Whisky.

42. Framed T-Shirt from the Inaugural Women’s NCAA Championship

Signed by Lehigh Women’s Wrestling athletes and staff

43. Asics Wheeled Carry-on

Travel and train with ease using the ASICS Rolling Bag, designed for those who need reliable storage and smooth mobility. With a practical mid-size capacity, this wheeled bag is ideal for gym gear, training sessions, or short trips. Built with durable materials, a spacious main compartment, and an easy-roll design, it offers convenience and organization wherever you go

44. LVWRTC/Lehigh Gear Package

1 LVWRTC Asics jacket, t-shirt, shorts and two Rudis Lehigh Wrestling t-shirts size XL

45. LVWRTC/Lehigh Gear Package

1 LVWRTC Asics tank top and shorts combo and two Rudis Lehigh Wrestling t-shirts size Large

46. LVWRTC/Lehigh Gear Package

1 LVWRTC Asics shorts, LVWRTC LS and SS and two Rudis Lehigh Wrestling t-shirt size 2XL

47. LVWRTC/Lehigh Gear Package

1 LVWRTC LS and SS and Rudis Lehigh Wrestling sweatshirt combo size Large

48. LVWRTC/Lehigh Gear Package

1 Lehigh Wrestling polo. “Pack the Pitt” shirt, shorts and LVWRTC LS and SS size Small

49. LVWRTC/Lehigh Wrestling Gear Package

1 LVWRTC SS, “Pack the Pitt” t-shirt, shorts, Women’s Wrestling ¼ zip and t-shirt – size Medium

50. LVWRTC/Lehigh Wrestling Gear Package

1 LVWRTC t-shirt and Women’s Wrestling ¼ zip and t-shirt combo size Small