Tour de France Wine Dinner at Tokyo American Club
Celebrate Philippe Grau’s birthday with a special Tour de France Wine Dinner at Tokyo American Club. Enjoy a curated journey through some of France’s most renowned wine regions, paired with a gourmet dinner designed to complement each selection.
From Burgundy and Bordeaux to the Loire, Rhône, Languedoc-Roussillon and Alsace, the evening offers both wine enthusiasts and curious newcomers a relaxed opportunity to discover French wines, enjoy great food and connect with fellow guests.
Where
Tokyo American Club
2-1-2 Azabudai, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-8549
When
October 3, 2026
6pm–9pm
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Admission:
Early Bird: ¥19,980
Regular: ¥25,980
Organizer: Tokyo Wine Events GK
Early Bird: ¥19,980
Regular: ¥25,980
Organizer: Tokyo Wine Events GK
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