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GIVEAWAY | Win a pair of tickets to the VIP Night of Gourmet Food & Wine Expo!

The biggest food and drink event of the year is back, marking it's 20th year! We had a blast at last year's Gourmet Food & Wine Expo (read our recap here) and we're happy to giveaway 2 pairs of tickets to our amazing readers to attend this year. With hundreds of food and wine vendors, you definitely will need to wear comfortable clothing to get a taste of everything you want!


Enter to win a pair of tickets to the November 20th VIP Preview Night, valued at $90!
The VIP Preview runs from 6PM - 10PM and you'll have access to the VIP area.

  Yes, the food is important but that's not all. What sets apart the GFWE from other shows is the number of celebrity chefs and all the wine tastings one can indulge in ;)

Here's a list of chefs that you can expect to see at the Food Network Stage:
Lynn Crawford (Ruby Watchco)
David Rocco (Dolce Vita)
Matt Dean Pettit (Rock Lobster Food Co.)
Rich Francis (District Red, Top Chef Canada finalist)
Brett Turnball (Modus Ristorante, Chopped Canada finalist)



Enter & get lucky! 
Contest ends Sunday, November 16th 12:00AM and winner will be announced on Monday!

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