I prepared goodie bags for our guests to showcase a few of the items Tapeña provided and included a few other Spanish items:
- Tapeña wine charms
- Tapeña magnets
- Tapeña Mail in Rebate form
- Clementines (Spanish citrus fruit)
- Seeds to grow Spanish herbs
I made lists of everything I wanted to serve and everything I need to buy to make that happen. Spanish foods are surprisingly hard to find. I enlisted the help of La Tienda - an online Spanish store where we have ordered from in the past. I needed to order jamon serrano, dry-cured and cooking chorizo, and sweet smoked paprika. The package arrived 2 days after I ordered it - now that is service!
Here is a run down of tapas I will serve:
- Goat's Cheese with Fig Spread
- Manchego y Serrano
- Paprika Spiced Almonds
- Spanish Olives
- Roasted Asparagus
- Chorizo Empanadillas
- Tortilla
- Fried Garlic Bread and Chorizo
- Potato Wedges with Roasted Garlic Dip
- Roasted Red Pepper Dip
I also had to find the wine, which was much easier than finding the Spanish food. A local liquor store had a great stock of Tapeña Wines and even had them on sale for $7.99 a bottle. I knew I wanted a case so I asked if they could offer me a discount for buying in bulk. They obliged and gave me another 10% off for purchasing a case (12 bottles). When I got home, I filled out and mailed in my rebate form that Tapeña provided which was $66 off of 12 bottles of wine. This brought the final price per bottle down to $2!!! You know how I love a deal and this was a great deal!! I think it may have even made the wine taste a tiny bit better, if that's even possible. My husband and I both drink a lot of wine and we really enjoyed the Tapeña wines.
Here is a run down of all the drinks that will be served:
- Sangria made with the Garanacha Wine (my husband's family recipe)
- Tempranillo Wine
- Garanacha Wine
- Rose Wine
- Verdejo (White) Wine
- Sparking water
- Flat water
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