Todd Villani’s  Terre à Terre launches their Summer Supper Club on Wednesday June 17th with a “Swine and Wine” Dinner featuring the Garden State’s own Nicolosi Foods and Unionville Wines.

Nicolosi Foods was created in 1955 and is currently run by the founder’s son. The company focuses on creating and selling fine quality pork products. Their star is Berkshire Black pork products, which was created after the owner had tasted Berkshire Black, which is a heritage breed of hog prized for its taste and tenderness. The company works with small family farms pigs which are slow raised, with no steroids or growth hormones, and free to roam outdoors, the way nature intended. Berkshire Black pork is fed an all-vegetarian diet, and raised under a strict code of responsible and humane husbandry by select small family farms.

June 17 – Swine and Wine Dinner (paired with Unionville Vineyard wines) – $89 p/p (not including tax & gratuity)

~ Amuse ~
Pork Rilette Crostini
Wine: Pinot Grigio

~ First ~
Soup Chorizo and White Bean
Wine: Fields of Fire Rose

~ Second ~
Sfoglini Pasta Pork Fennel Sausage
Wine: Pinot Noir Reserve

~ Third ~
Smoked Pork Loin
Wine: Cam Jam

~ Fourth ~
Braised Crispy Pork Belly
Wine: The Big O

~ Fifth ~
Applewood-smoked Bacon and Maple Bread Pudding
Wine: Dessert Wine Cocktail

Each dinner is harvested to order, therefore they do have a 48-hour cancellation policy – 25% nonrefundable 48 hours prior, 100% nonrefundable 24 hours prior

Guests receive each item on the menu, beverages, coffee and tea. Menu items are subject to seasonal availability. * Dietary requests may be accommodated with advance notice.

Terre à Terre
312 Hackensack Street
Carlstadt, New Jersey 07072
(201) 507-0500

Lunch – Wednesday – Friday from noon – 2:30 p.m.

Dinner Wednesday – Saturday from 5:30 – 10:00 p.m.

Brunch is served on Sunday from 11:00 – 2:30 p.m.

Alcohol: BYOB
(but the food is so good you can enjoy it without the buzz!)

Note: New Jersey Restaurants are permitted to sell NJ wines. It is the Garden State after all and promoting agriculture will prevent more of the state from turning into condo farms. Terre à Terre offers Unionville Wines.

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