Amy Shelton, from Mazzone Olive Oil, was the guest speaker at the LWRWC general meeting on November 10, 2021 at LWR Town Hall,
Amy explained why she is passionate about Mazzone Extra Virgin Olive Oil (EVOO), Gold Award winner in the 2020 and 2021 NYIOOC Olive Oil Competition, the world’s largest and most prestigious olive oil competition. Mazzone EVOO is a 100% organic, fair trade olive oil that is made from hand harvested Coratina olives that are stone milled.
Monday, November 15, 2021
6:30-8:30 pm or thereabouts
6300 So. Tamiami Trail #3, Sarasota
(north of Stickney Point, right on Tamiami Trail)
Enjoy a flavor-filled evening tasting Award Winning Extra Virgin Olive Oil and Wine from the Mazzone groves and vineyards of Puglia, Italy! Exclusive to the Lakewood Ranch Women’s Club, come step into Italy for an evening and learn about this family owned treasure right here in Sarasota. You will be treated to 4 Italian wine samples, homemade Italian appetizers, an olive oil tasting experience, and a dessert.
This event will have a maximum capacity of 25 people. The cost is $27.
(Gratuity is additional and deeply appreciated.) Payment to be made at the event.
The full Italian wine and Italian craft beer selection will be available for purchase by the bottle or glass if you would like to enjoy more than the tasting. The store will be open to the LWRWC only during the event.
Reserve by calling Mazzone Olive Oil Monday through Friday between 10 am and 5 pm at 941-927-6573. Registration closes at 5 pm on November 11. Minimum 10 people. Maximum 25. Contact: Amy at 941-927-6573 or amy@mazzoneoliveoil.com for questions
After you have reserved a spot with Mazzone’s, email or text Regina Napoli so she has a count of how many are attending- napoli.regina@gmail.com 917-553-7487
Send to Trish Newman
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Albert Ford II, Antiquities Expert
Albert’s background reads like a page out of Who is Who in the rarified world of antiquities. While studying in London as a young man, Albert began collecting English porcelain, silver, and British furniture of the Regency period at the Victoria and Albert Museum until his flat could hold no more. As a result, he began exporting antiques to the United States, specifically the Boston area, where he opened an antiques gallery business in 1965.
This business quickly became a hub for antiques dealers, auctioneers, and retailers interested in good quality English, European, and American antiques. For years, Albert imported treasures to America while buying antiques throughout New England, the South, and Canada. He joined the American Appraisers Association and the Appraisers’ Registry of New England and became an international appraiser working for attorneys, insurance companies, adjusters, museums, historical societies, schools, private citizens, and the United States Government Bureau of Internal Revenue.
After closing his Massachusetts antiques business in 2009, Albert continued to do appraisals and lecture on three continents. He is currently the head of the Appraisers’ Registry in the United States.
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