Virtual Wine Tasting featuring Passing Time Winery with Special Guests Dan Marino, Damon Huard and Chris Peterson, benefiting the Dan Marino Foundation

Thursday, March 18, 2021 - 05:30 PM

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Pass the time with Dan Marino and Damon Huard for an exclusive night of wine tasting and conversation on Thursday, March 18, 2021. Together, with winemaker Chris Peterson, Dan and Damon will lead you through a comprehensive tasting experience with some of Passing Time's award-winning wines.

This event will sell out quickly, so make sure to RSVP by March 11th to secure your spot to taste these limited-edition wines and participate in the LIVE chat from the comfort of your home.

Proceeds from this event benefit the Dan Marino Foundation.

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Passing Time Trio

$350

Includes:

3 bottles of Passing Time wine:
2017 Columbia Valley Red Wine
2017 Washington State Chardonnay
2018 Horse Heaven Hills Cabernet Sauvignon
1 limited edition box of Hoffman's Chocolates
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Proceeds go to the Dan Marino Foundation

Passing Time Duo

$250

Includes:

2 bottles of Passing Time wine:
2017 Columbia Valley Red Wine
2017 Washington State Chardonnay
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Proceeds go to the Dan Marino Foundation

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About the Dan Marino Foundation

In 1992, the Dan Marino Foundation was created by Dan and Claire Marino, when their second son Michael was diagnosed with autism. For 29 years, DMF has led innovation and change with the mission to “empower individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities.” With less focus on why someone has autism and more on their hopes and dreams, we provide pathways to independence.

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About Passing Time Winery

Former Dolphin QB Damon Huard had to travel 3000 miles away from home to learn about the fine wines coming from his home state of Washington. It was teammate and NFL Hall of Famer, Dan Marino, who went into his personal cellar to introduce Damon to Washington State wines during the 1997 season. Over the next decade, the former QB’s conversation about wine evolved into a discussion about owning and operating their own winery upon Huard’s retirement and return to Washington State. Damon’s family has deep roots in the heart of Washington wine country, helping pioneer the valley into the agricultural powerhouse that it is today. Learn More .