LAST NIGHT AT AREW; STADIUM UPDATE

With Jack Frost nipping at our nose, a great way to warm up was AREW's wine tasting at the Teknion Showroom on 641 Sixth.
Wine educator Ellisa Cooper opened a bottle of Albet i Noya Cava, a biodynamic (translation: beyond organic) non-vintage Spanish wine, and pours a glass for Weitzman Group's Marilyn Weitzman. It's like champagne, and says she starts all parties with bubbly to freshen the palate.
JJ Falk Design's JJ Falk, Polo Ralph Lauren's Joann Foulke, Town Sports' Stefanie Galioto, and JJ Falk's Bob Carullo enjoy a grape escape from the hard economic times. JJ says she's working on a 100k SF Samsung service center in South Carolina.
Creative Funding's Bruce Haber, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan's Karen Scanna, and Riemer & Braunstein's Jennifer Voci. Karen tells us she's representing the Mets in second bond financing for Citi Field. (Side note: your reporter abstained from wine to be sure she remembered to put the "c" in Stroock, unlike Tuesday's edition. Mea culpa.)
Last night was just a pre-game for Stalco's Jason Weingarten, with Alexander Wolf & Son's Tina Marshall and Ted Moudis Associates'Chris Savoglou. His firm is throwing a kick-off party this Friday for the opening of their new Islandia, Long Island office—a 10k SF industrial conversion.
AREW prez/Moynihan Station Venture VP Jennifer McCool with MPL Systems' Fritz Rey and BBH Solutions' Layne Frank, hopes the tasting will be an annual event

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