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$145 for a Apple Picking and Winery Tour for Two from Next Chapter Vineyard ($300 Value). Six Dates Available.

Next Chapter Vineyard
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Monica
4 years ago
Everything was perfect, from the service, the wine, the soup, the dog. Perfect. I don't even like dogs and I liked the dog.

After wandering through a maze and along a nature trail, patrons pick apples, visit a cider press, tour the winery, and eat a light meal

$145 for Apple Picking and a Winery Tour for Two ($300 Value)

Choose from the following dates:

  • Friday, October 4
  • Saturday, October 5
  • Sunday, October 6
  • Friday, October 11
  • Saturday, October 12
    • Sunday, October 13

    The tour starts at Montgomery Orchard, where duos can pick apples and wander through a corn maze and nature trail. They then pick up an included bag of apples and head to a cider pressing. From Montgomery Orchard, the day continues with a tour at Next Chapter Vineyard, which includes tastings of barrels of wine and two free bottles for each pair. A light meal at Prairie Pond's wine bar finishes the day around 7 p.m.

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Promotional value expires Oct 13, 2013. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 5 additional as gift. Limit 1 per couple. Valid only for option purchased. Must be 21 or older to redeem. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Next Chapter Vineyard

A rustic red barn nestled in the fields of New Prague stands as the centerpiece of Next Chapter Winery. Next Chapter Winery is a family-owned and managed winery crafting barrel-aged wine in rural Minnesota. In the barrel room, enjoy the fruits of their labor while looking out upon the rolling 6 acre vineyard. On these grounds, the Tulloch family mashes, presses, and ferments their varietals into a range of red and white wines. Come enjoy an afternoon and evening sipping wine, munching on the pizza or delicious appetizers, walking through the vines, sitting by the fire pit, and playing yard games.

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