North Carolina Wine Festival - July 18th

This weekend there is something exciting and special going on in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina!

It's the River House Inn Wine Festival - it's more than a Bed and Breakfast, River House is a full-service inn on the North Fork of the New River, near West Jefferson and not far from Boone in the northwest corner of North Carolina. Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains, we are far from the bustle of everyday life. River House Inn just says "Come away!"

Due to last minute cancellations, we have guestrooms 2, 5, and 6 available for the weekend at River House Country Inn North Carolina!

Tickets are available here - click logo below:


Saturday, July 18, 2009
12 Noon - 5:00 P.M.
7th Annual River House Winefest
$55 per person includes a River House Winefest wine glass, tastings from all the Wineries, and, of course, River House food.

Wine Festival Information includes:
In 2009, the participating wineries are: Biltmore Estate, RayLen, Brushy Mountain, Hanover Park, Grassy Creek, McRitchie Winery and Ciderworks, Rag Apple Lassie, Round Peak, and Benny Parsons Rendezvous Ridge.

Musicians are Tim and Debbie Yates of Acoustic Heritage (bluegrass), Martha Bassett Band (sultry southern swing), The Ardmores (soft rock), and Blues Legends Jim Carson and Neill Clegg (jazz).

Artists and artisans include: Wood Crafts by Walnut Hill, Goat Cheese by Daddy’s Girl Dairy, clay Vessels and Jewelry by Sharon Winner, Glass-blowing by Shannon Boyd, Glass Impressions by Sleepin” Dog, JLK Jewelry.

The River House Winefest on the New has teamed up with the National Committee for the New River, which will be present at the event. For more information about the NCNR visit www.ncnr.org or send an email to info@ncnr.org. The Ashe County Chamber and the Humane Society will also be here.


Due to last minute cancellations, we have guestrooms 2, 5, and 6 available for the weekend!
Please call 336-982-2109 to reserve.

Let me know if you get a chance to attend this year's Wine Festival! What a festival line up, and the scenery alone is so classic and picturesque. It's totally promising.

Warmly,