Edit: The original PDF was missing Part 6 of the reviews. The link has been updated to include all dishes, which pushes the number of reviews up over 175.
Best friend of the site Steve Milz returns with the 2015 version of the website’s Food and Wine reviews nicely condensed into a PDF file that comes in just south of 4mb: https://www.easywdw.com/reports13/easywdw_epcot_food_wine_festival_2015.pdf. You may consider putting it on your phone and referencing it during your walk around World Showcase. Your experience will undoubtedly differ from mine, but this should keep you on the right track and save you some money on some potential lesser dishes.
Yep, that’s over 150 items reviewed on 29 glorious pages. If you prefer the website experience, the reviews are broken up into seven parts:
Part 1 – Farm Fresh, Patagonia, Australia, New Zealand
Part 2 – Mexico, China, South Korea, Africa
Part 3 – Brewer’s Collection, Germany, Poland, Italy, and Hops & Barley
Part 4 – Japan, Morocco, Belgium, Brazil
Part 5 – France, Ireland, Canada, and Greece
Part 6 – Hawaii, Scotland, Cheese Studio, Wine Studio, and Dominican Republic
Yee-haw! Thanks Josh!!
Thank you. Just in time for my trip….I leave on Saturday.
Thank you so much, Josh and Steve! Outstanding, and so, so helpful!
Thanks a million Steve and Josh! This will be perfect for our trip.
Thank you very much!
Awesome-thanks Josh and Steve!
Wait, did I miss it or is part 6 (Hawaii, Scotland, etc.) missing from the pdf????
#EPICFAIL! Yep, somehow I did miss that post. I’ll update the PDF and send it to Josh for re-posting.
Been waiting for this! How much do I owe you?
Two Craft beer flights and a haggis. 🙂
Done. We’ll be at the food booths 11/1 (4-6ish), 11/2 (lunch) & 11/6 (lunch) if you and/or Josh want to meet and settle up. Your info is invaluable for planning!
Bummer… we’ll be there this Thursday thru next Monday. Maybe I’ll stand by the Scotland booth with a sign that says “Will PDF for Haggis” and see what happens. 🙂
Worth a try. Enjoy and thanks again!
Josh I have to say I still love your site but after visiting the Food and Wine festival two weeks ago, we definitely have different tastes! I do admit I am a novice at best when it comes to wine and I have pretty much redneck tastes, no high class here.
The cider flight was decent but the pumpkin was my least fav and the elderberry was just YUM! Brazil’s cheese bread and Ireland’s cheese tray were the best out of all the booths we attempted (didn’t hit Greece and much to my dismay Scotland) Was a bit disappointed in the festival Chardonnay we tasted in the Chase Lounge, pretty sure it was just a water downed Woodbridge but whatever I tried it. Love your humor, and posts so thank you for the entertainment!
Quick question….Do you recommend purchasing the Food & Wine Festival Tasting Sampler for $59.00. It does state that some exclusions apply. Would you happen to know what they are? It works out to be $7.38/entitlement, but if they can’t be used on the $10 Italian Margarita, etc. I will pass.