Events


May 8, 2012 Communal Table Dinner at Miradoro Restaurant


Join the Tinhorn Creek Winemaking


Team (Sandra Oldfield, Korol Kuklo, and Andrew Moon) at Miradoro Restaurant for one of their highly popular Communal Table dinners. The Communal Table Dinner brings together locals and visitors to celebrate regional food and wine and friends both old and new. Each course is carefully crafted by Executive Chef Jeff Van Geest feature fare that is local, rustic, simple, straightforward and seasonal.


Miradoro Restaurant 6:30 pm $35


justin@miradoro.ca 250.498.3742 www.tinhorn.com


May 8, 2012 River Stone - Meet the Vines and the Wines


The best wine is made in the


vineyard. You have heard it before, but what really is behind it? We are a new winery but have been working towards our opening for 10 years. Walk the vineyard with Ted Kane, our owner, winemaker, and vitaculturalist. Check for winter damage, review the pruning and, more excitingly, look for bud break. Finish this one hour tour with a tasting of the new releases that these vines have produced. Space is limited to 10 -12 people so please call Ted to pre-register at 250.498.7798.


River Stone Estate


Winery 2:00 pm Free


riverstone@eastlink.ca riverstoneestatewinery.ca


May 11, 2012 Spring Fling at Burrowing Owl Estate Winery’s Sonora Room Restaurant


Join us for a wonderful


evening of food & wine designed to celebrate the season of spring. This event will allow you to tour the property from tower to


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cellar while enjoying a selection of food stations created by Chef Chris Van Hooydonk and his culinary team. Each food station will be expertly paired with Burrowing Owl wines featuring both current and library selections. Throw in some fabulous live entertainment and you have the recipe for a night to remember. Call today to book your spot.


Sonora Room


Restaurant 18:30:00


$80 + tax & grat youwerkerk@burrowing owlwine.ca


250.498.0620 x 1 www.burrowingowlwine.ca


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