Enjoy an Extraordinary Culinary Experience Shared with the Magic and Serenity of the Texas Hill Country

September 29, 2004--You will be whisked away from Dallas for four days of an unparalleled experience in food and Texas wines.On the drive to Fredericksburg, we will stop in the quaint and historical town of Salado for lunch, then arrive at Rose Hill Manor, in time to experience a gourmet dinner at the acclaimed restaurant, "Austin's – The Restaurant at Rose Hill Manor. Two private hands-on cooking classes will be held on Monday and Tuesday at Rose Hill Manor, culminating in a private tour and wine tasting at the award-winning Texas winery, Becker Vineyards. There will be time for tasting your own creations, and relaxing in your private sunroom. The library at Rose Hill also has thousands of books for your reading and browsing pleasure and wildlife and birds are abundant on the estate. If you haven't visited Fredericksburg in a while, you will be amazed at how it has grown while retaining it's original charm and ambiance. You will have plenty of free time to explore the area – we will be your taxi.
For those that choose not to take part in the hands-on cooking classes, the area offers public golf courses, including the new Hidden Springs Championship Golf Course, rock climbing at Enchanted Rock State Park and many other leisure activities. Of course, you will also get to enjoy the results of the culinary classes. After your final delectable breakfast, we will return to Dallas, again stopping in Salado for lunch, just in case you missed one of the numerous intriguing shops and sites. The cost of each tour is $650 per person. This includes all transport from Dallas, accommodations, cooking classes and winery tour and tasting, most meals, and is based on double occupancy. There will be a surcharge for those requiring a single room. This does not include alcoholic beverages, state taxes, gratuities or personal expenses




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