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AAA COLORADO
WINE COUNTRY EXPERIENCE— PRESIDENT’S EDITION
3 nights from $795* October 11–14, 2013
Join AAA Colorado’s President and CEO, Tony DeNovellis, and his wife Judy in this special travel experience, to Colorado’s Wine Country.
Day 1: Begin your journey with a one-night stay at a Denver hotel, including a gourmet wine-paring dinner.
Day 2: Shuttle to Denver’s Union Station, where you’ll board an Amtrak train and ride through the Rocky Mountains while enjoying entertainment, a Wine 101 seminar and wine-tasting. In Grand Junction, enjoy two nights’ accommodation at the downtown Spring Hill Suites Hotel, including Sunday breakfast.
Day 3: Visit several Grand Junction wineries learning about local wine and food pairings. In the evening dine with your hosts, Tony and Judy, at an authentic Winemakers dinner at the beautiful Two Rivers Winery and Chateau.
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Day 4: Begin your final day with a tour of Tammy Allen’s Unique Auto Museum, and then visit one last winery before returning to Denver on a luxury motorcoach where a boxed lunch will be served.
* Space is limited on this special AAA Colorado tour. Rates are per person, based on double occupancy. All shuttle service and gratuities are included in this activity–packed weekend journey. Restrictions apply.
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