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From R$ 484.00
A personal chef builds a multi-course tasting menu in your home and matches every course with a wine, guiding the table through each pairing. In a city where the best dinners happen behind private doors, this is Brasília entertaining at its finest.
Brasília runs on power dinners and diplomatic receptions, and the superquadras and Lago Sul houses were designed for living, not for driving across town to a restaurant. A chef-led pairing dinner turns your dining room into the most impressive table in the capital.
With over 150 embassies in town, your table might seat a French diplomat, a Japanese attaché, and a senator from the Northeast. A personal chef pairs each course — and each wine — to a guest list no restaurant menu could ever satisfy.
Baru nuts, pequi, buriti, and cerrado honey give a Brasília pairing menu something no other capital can serve. Matching these native ingredients with the right bottle makes the dinner a genuine conversation piece for foreign guests.
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Share the occasion, guest count, and any protocol or dietary requirements. Your chef proposes a 4-6 course menu with a wine matched to each course — sourcing the bottles or building around your own cellar.
On the night, the chef arrives early, preps in your kitchen with fresh ingredients, and serves course by course, introducing each wine and explaining why it was chosen.
You stay at the table with your guests. The chef handles plating, wine service, and a complete kitchen cleanup before leaving.
Typically 4 to 6 courses over 2.5 to 3 hours, from amuse-bouche to dessert, each plate composed to converse with the glass beside it.
Sparkling, white, red, and fortified wines served in tasting pours in a deliberate progression. Your chef balances Brazilian and imported labels to your taste and budget.
Each course arrives with a short, engaging explanation of the pairing — polished enough for a diplomatic table, relaxed enough for close friends.
Chefs on myChef are used to Brasília's standards: punctuality, discretion with guests and conversations, and seamless service for tables where impressions matter.
Produce from Brazlândia farms, cheeses from Unaí, and cerrado ingredients like baru and pequi, prepared with fine-dining technique and cleaned up completely afterwards.
Brasília is a city of private dining by design. The distances, the car-first layout, and the nature of political and diplomatic life mean the most important meals happen at home — in Lago Sul, Park Way, and the Setor de Mansões. A wine pairing dinner elevates that tradition: instead of another catered buffet, guests sit through a progression of courses where a chef explains why a baru-crusted fish loves a mineral white, or why slow-cooked lamb calls for an aged red.
The menu can flex to the occasion. For an embassy crowd, a chef might open with a cerrado-honey amuse and sparkling wine, move through a French-technique main, and close with a buriti dessert and a late-harvest pour. During the dry season, from May to September, when the capital's social calendar moves indoors, a long, wine-led dinner is the natural way to host — and the political season from March to June keeps these tables in high demand.
Local Tip
For dinners with international guests, ask your chef to include one distinctly Brazilian pairing — a pequi or baru course matched with a Brazilian sparkling or Syrah. In a city full of imported formality, the local course is always the one guests remember.
Wine pairing dinner pricing in Brasília reflects the number of courses, menu complexity, and the wine tier you choose. Many chefs price the menu per person with bottles billed separately, which makes it easy to pair from your own cellar.
R$200 - R$450 per person
Download myChef and book a personal chef for a guided, multi-course wine dinner at home — the capital's most impressive table is yours.