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Taste of Atlanta’s ‘Grand Tasting’ is Oct. 20

The 21st "Grand Tasting" will be offered by Taste of Atlanta on Oct. 22 at Epicurean Hotel Atlanta. (Courtesy of Taste of Atlanta)

Credit: Taste of Atlanta

Credit: Taste of Atlanta

The 21st "Grand Tasting" will be offered by Taste of Atlanta on Oct. 22 at Epicurean Hotel Atlanta. (Courtesy of Taste of Atlanta)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Oct 12, 2022

“Grand Tasting” is scheduled at 6 p.m. for VIP and 7 p.m. for general admission on Oct. 20 at Epicurean Hotel Atlanta, 1117 W. Peachtree St., Atlanta by Taste of Atlanta.

Celebrating 21 years, this rain-or-shine event is open to ages 21 and older with valid ID.

Taste unlimited bites from Atlanta restaurants, sample unlimited drinks, meet chefs and listen to entertainment throughout the event.

Costs are $172.74 for VIP tickets, including valet parking, and $115.66 for general admission, not including parking.

No refunds and no exchanges will be available.

Tickets: freshtix.com/events/grand-tasting-2022

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