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Back in 2001, I studied Tour Management with the International Tour Management Institute (ITMI) in Los Angeles, California. There, I was introduced to a new world of beverage choices. In
Wine Trails of Southern Illinois Day Trip Saturday, May 20, 2017
Enjoy a day out with your friends through the scenic countryside of southern Illinois surrounded by Shawnee National Forest to the Wine Trails of Southern Illinois. Presented by Wine-Oh! Tours by Passport to Adventure and More.
Enjoy the company of other 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 west side at 9:00am. We should be return by approx. 8:30pm.
Our first stop for a wine tasting will be at Bella T Winery, on the Southern Illinois Wine Trail. Next we move over to the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail for a wine tasting and delicious lunch at StarView Vineyards.
Alto Vineyard will be our next stop for a wine tasting, they will have live music for your enjoyment. At Blue Sky Winery, we will have our tasting in their beautiful Tuscan-style tasting room and receive a souvenir wine glass. Then, we will stay to relax and enjoy the atmosphere and live music under our private tent canopy. Food is available.
Price: $118.00 per person. Payment in full is due at the time of booking. Booking deadline for this trip is May 1, 2017.
For more information or to book this trip, please contact Pam Reimann at Passport to Adventure and More. Phone: 812-453-1771 or e-mail: Pam@PamsPassport.com.
Details and booking policies are also available on our website at www.PamsPassport.com.
Included features: Round trip transportation from Evansville
Wine tastings at 4 wineries
Lunch at StarView Vineyards
Souvenir wine glass from Blue Sky Winery
Live music at Blue Sky Winery under our private canopy
Gift bag of goodies
Door prize give-a-way
VIP Host Service throughout the day
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