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Fieldstone Vineyards to Host First Kramer Art Exhibit in 30 Years

by Minnesota Country Mouse on Mon 27 Aug 2007 07:58 AM CDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Kasey and I headed out to Southwestern Minnesota to check in with the Fieldstone Vineyards near Morgan, Minnesota. They'll be hosting the Arnold Kramer exhibit and we needed to hammer out a couple of the details for the last weekend in September. For more information about the event, you can read a PRESS RELEASE at the Arnold Kramer website.

I loved being at the vineyard. Everything was so tidy. I'm a farm girl, so the fact that the wine tasting and retail is located in a big old barn really appealed to me..

I guess vineyard owners don't get to choose when they'll harvest crops, and the proprietor advised me they're ready a little early this year.

The vineyard works with a number of different growers from around the state and their wine is 100% Minnesotan. Their retail products are also from producers around the state.

If you're considering a trip to the artshow, it can be combined with a visit to Jackpot Junction Casino, which is only about ten minutes away. Jackpot is the premiere Native American Casino in the state. Nearby Redwood Falls has a couple of darling eating establishments, and a drive through Ramsey Park to see the waterfalls is an absolute necessity. There is a small zoo and the views are breathtaking.

Keywords: Grandpa, Folk, Fieldstone, Dining, Campground, Art, Arnold

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Re: Fieldstone Vineyards to Host First Kramer Art Exhibit in 30 Years

by alive68 on Thu 30 Aug 2007 10:42 AM CDT | Profile | Permanent Link

I love your Photos! Very inspiring. Bloomington has some very nice historical places hiding all over.

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