TRAVEL


types of rewards offer an array of epicurean experiences to tempt your palate, from private tastings and lunches on our terrace to private meals in our dining room, al fresco dinner parties and overnight stays in our luxurious lodging. The price of each reward is based on membership level. The higher the level, the fewer the points and dollars required to redeem a reward. Membership is complimentary and automatic when you join our mailing list.


S Silver


Members gain access to experiences that cannot be purchased by the public, such as private tastings (Champagne & Caviar, Wine & Charcuterie, Wine with Hors d’Oeuvres) and harvest lunches, as well as discounts on select culinary events. Silver members simply pay our introductory redemption fee and points to redeem a reward.


Rewards begin at $50 per person plus 1,800 points.


Gold


In addition to private tastings and harvest lunches, Gold members gain access to many different experiences not available to Silver members or the public, such as private lunches, private dinners and overnight stays in our luxury accommodations, as well as lower prices on all culinary events. Gold members pay our preferred redemption fee plus lower points to redeem a reward.


Rewards begin at $25 per person plus 1,500 points.


Platinum


Our most loyal members receive the ultimate benefits with access to all rewards for our lowest price with the fewest points—from private tastings, harvest lunches and private formal meals to all culinary events and the ultimate getaway: overnight stays at Jordan Estate.


Rewards begin at $25 per person plus 1,200 points.


ince the creation of Jordan Estate Rewards in 2008, more than 1,600 members have redeemed special rewards. Three different membership levels and four


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