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Murphy-Goode Winery Dinner Tomorrow at Makena Resort

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By Vanessa Wolf

Winemaker David Ready, Jr. Photo courtesy Murphy-Goode Winery.

Winemaker David Ready, Jr. Photo courtesy Murphy-Goode Winery.

The Makena Beach & Golf Resort is expanding its “Winery of the Month” series to “Wineries of the Month.”

The first event of May – featuring Sonoma County’s Murphy-Goode Winery – takes place tomorrow night at 6:30 p.m.

It will be held on the resort’s beachfront Maluaka Lawn and features a beach barbecue theme.

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The outdoor lineup of fare includes Makena’s South Maui Barbeque Baby Back Ribs with jalapeño corn bread and borracho baked beans paired with Murphy-Goode’s Zifandel.

Next up is a prosciutto-crusted Hapu’upu’u with polenta, morel mushrooms butter broth and an asparagus salad accompanied by Murphy-Goode’s Chardonnay.

The final course will bring a Kona Lobster and crab salad with baby heirloom tomatoes, avocado, edamame and blueberries with a Big Island citrus vinaigrette alongside the winery’s Pinot Grigio.

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Winemaker David Ready Jr. will be in attendance to speak about the wines being served. Growing up in Minneapolis, Ready Jr. went to California with dreams of becoming a rock star. Once there, he worked the crush at Murphy-Goode, and soon realized that he had a wine-maker’s palate.

In 1997, was named assistant winemaker and by 2001, Ready Jr. became Murphy-Goode’s winemaker. You can sample what he’s been up to tomorrow night.

The event is $80 per person (not including tax or gratuity).

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