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About Societe Mondiale

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Back in 1963,
L'Ordre Mondial Gourmets Dégustateurs was founded in Paris under
the patronage of the Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs. Here
across the pond, L'Ordre began in the mid-80s. It remained a
stable if quasi-somnolent enterprise until 1992 when it awakened
and arose with vitality and a song. In 2005, the name was
changed to Societe Mondiale du Vin.
Today there are more than 2000 members of Societe Mondiale du
Vin in the United States, more than anywhere else in the world.
But what is it?
Societe Mondiale du Vin is first and foremost a part of the
Confrérie de la Chaîne des Rôtisseurs. It is the arm of this
gracious parent that focuses on enjoying, studying and
appreciating fine wines and crafted beverages. The Socitete
encourages the collection and dissemination of information on
wines and quality spirits and provides recognition for those
professionals who are beverage oriented.
Societe events are, as a rule, less formal than are those of the
Chaîne and, as often as not, the primary focus of a Societe
event is the wine, with food playing an important but,
nonetheless, supporting role. Societe events have included: a
vertical tasting of Opus One; food pairings with Oregon Pinot
Noirs; Sauternes and foie gras; a dinner where guests bring a
red Bordeaux from the 1970s; and a dinner built around the wines
and foodstuffs of Thomas Jefferson.
A Societe Mondiale du Vin event will almost certainly be one
punctuated with song. The great wine associations of the world
have their loyal songs, and the Societe rises to the challenge.
Our song is inspired by the music of The Boars Head Carol, but
the lyrics are composed by the guests at the table while they
dine and taste.
If you are a member of the Chaîne and have a joie de vivre and a
special interest in wines and crafted beverages, we welcome you
to join Societe Mondiale du Vin.
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The Chaine des Rotisseurs
is an international gastronomic society, devoted
to promoting fine dining and preserving the
camaraderie and pleasures of the table. The
society has members in more than 100 countries
around the world.
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