an evening of relaxation and revelry, in a beautiful pristine mountain "hollar", all while tasting several woods-inspired wines, (accompanied by similarly inspired "micro-dishes"), high lighting the tannic, oaky, earthy, brambly, chalky, flinty, starkness of the beverages which are born of the same elements as the woods themselves, all the while basking in the glow of a warming, soul-soothing evening fire.
Friday Evening, May 9
IMAGINE...
Wine in the Woods…May 9
The evening will conclude with song around the warming embers of the fire, surrounded by the call of the owl, the whoosh of a horse's relaxed evening breath, and the scent of woodsmoke wafting up to the stars.
Led by Susi Gott Seguret, Author, Culinary Expert and Certified Specialist of Wine
Possible guest appearance by Eustace Conway, founder and visionary of Turtle Island Preserve and our own Mountain Man, and star of the History Channel's Mountain Men series.
Program Schedule
4:00 Arrival & Welcome Glass
4:30 Intro stroll around the grounds of Turtle Island
5:30 Tasting of several wood-inspired wines paired with appropriate micro dishes
7:00 Songs around the campfire
8:00 Farewells & Goodnights
Don't just IMAGINE it....
DO IT!
Wine in the Woods Experience : $150 per person or $275 per couple
Once you purchase your ticket(s), please fill out the Registration Form(s) linked here. Completed forms may be emailed to Carolyn@turtleislandpreserve.com or mailed to Turtle Island Preserve at 2683 Little Laurel Rd, Boone, NC 28607.
Attention All Camp Visitors - Please Note:
WARNING: Under North Carolina Law, There Is No Liability For An Injury To Or Death Of A Participant In An Agritourism Activity Conducted At This Agritourism Location If Such Injury Or Death Results From The Inherent Risks Of The Agritourism Activity. Inherent Risks Of Agritourism Activities Include, Among Others, Risks Of Injury Inherent To Land, Equipment, And Animals, As Well As The Potential For You To Act In A Negligent Manner That May Contribute To Your Injury Or Death. You Are Assuming The Risk Of Participating In This Agritourism Activity.
WARNING: Under North Carolina Law, A Farm Animal Activity Sponsor Or Farm Animal Professional Is Not Liable For An Injury To Or The Death Of A Participant In Farm Animal Activities Resulting Exclusively From The Inherent Risks Of Farm Animal Activities. Chapter 99E Of The North Carolina General Statutes.