All the restaurant openings and closings, new show announcements and celebrity-endorsed booze brands talked up and about at the annual Food Network fest.
& Cooking Channel South Beach Wine & Food Festival is the Grammys of eating and drinking. Much like music’s biggest night, SOBEWFF — which ran from Feb. 24 to 27 — features cross-collaboration between creatives among various genres, celebrity red carpet moments, a philanthropy and education angle, speeches and tributes and many after parties.
In the festival’s 21 years, what started as a wine-tasting fundraiser created by Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits has grown to 90-plus events over four nights. And some of the participating chefs are among the highest paid stars of Food Network —Related Stories
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