Chocolate and Wine Lovers Day Trip Saturday February 9, 2013
Wine-Oh! Tours by Passport to Adventure and More invites you to join us on a day out with your friends to some of Indiana’s finest wineries for a Chocolate Lovers event in honor of Valentine’s Day.
We offer small group sizes for a more comfortable and personal experience. Enjoy the company of other chocolate and wine lovers as we travel together and share the fun! As always with Wine-Oh! Tours you will receive a free gift bag of goodies and special surprises along the way and enjoy our high level of quality and customer service.
We will depart from Evansville’s east side at 9:00am.
Our first stop will be Winzerwald Winery, where we will enjoy a tasting of chocolate and wine. Next we head to Scout Mountain Winery and enjoy more chocolate and wine along with a delicious, private lunch prepared especially for us. After lunch we’re off to Turtle Run Winery for yet another tasting of wine and chocolate. Best Vineyards will offer amazing views of the surrounding countryside along with the featured chocolate and wine tastings. Finally, we visit Monkey Hollow Winery, where we will be treated to a delicious selection of cheese and fruit, exclusively for our group, in addition to the chocolate and wine pairings.
We will depart Monkey Hollow Winery and head back to Evansville’s east side, arriving at our starting point by approximately 7:00pm.
What’s included:
Price: $87.00 per person. Payment in full is required at the time of booking. Booking deadline is January 24, 2013. Limited seating available, so don’t delay!
For more details or to book this tour:
Call Passport to Adventure and More at 812-453-1771 or e-mail Pam@PamsPassport.com.
Additional information and booking policies are also available on our website at www.PamsPassport.com.
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