- April 4, 2025
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Amy Calandrino (left), Shawna Foster and John Kolb enjoyed tasting different wines.
Andi Nix (far left), Chris Ford, Sally Anthony, Jamie Tice and Todd Tice socialized while trying various wines.
Nicole Argabright, Ty McFadden and Vanessa Alzate represented the Capital Grille.
Kenyon Lockery provided the music and entertainment for the event.
MK Colton and her mother, Mary, enjoyed roaming around and visiting the various restaurants’ booths.
Darcy O’Mara, Julie Thompson and Tom O’Mara stopped at a table to try some wines and various dinner plates.
Danyel Soyer and Erin Thole represented Jeremiah’s Italian Ice.
Amy Churchill, Matt Homish and Sean Collins represented Southern Wine & Spirits.
Alexa Aquino and Tapa Toro’s executive chef, Wendy Lopez, served guests a dish called paella vegetal.
Rick and Cindy Schooler took a break from exploring the event to relax and have a glass of wine.
Michelle Greene (left), president of the Central Florida Women’s League; and Sheila Leacock, president of the League’s Foundation, helped put on the event.
WINDERMERE The Central Florida Women’s League hosted its sixth annual Taste of Windermere event from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, March 5 at The Grove. Tickets were $75 in advance ($80 at the door) and proceeds benefitted local charities and scholarship funds. Hundreds of people attended the event, where 24 restaurants participated and handed out samples and small plates of various foods and wines.
Additionally, there was a raffle for $100 per ticket, and the two prizes were either $10,000 cash or a stay at one of two vacation homes in Turks & Caicos or Vail, Colorado. In the last 26 years, the League has raised and distributed more than $2 million to local charities and for student scholarships.
