Wine and Chocolate Tasting for Adults Hosted By the Lutheran Women of Greater Peoria

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Sunday, October 14th, 2012 starting at 2 pm.

Chocolatier John Shank from  Bloomington will present five of his gourmet chocolates, and pair them with award-wining wines from Mackinaw Valley Vineyard which will be presented by Paul Hahn, winemaker. Diabetic Chocolates are available upon request.

Door Prizes, live music, and a light supper follows, and you are invited to enjoy the picturesque rural scenery and explore the winery and vineyards.  Additional wines and chocolates may be purchased.This event is open to the public and seating will be limited so make your reservations soon.


Tickets are $20 per person. 
This is a fund-raising event.  Proceeds will go to  the "Intouch for Seniors" a program of
 Lutheran Social Services of  Illinois.  Matching funds have been applied for from Thrivent Financial.309-697-5762

Contact one of the following persons to reserve your seat:
Pepper Bauer, (309) 697-5762 or Email to: pepperbauer@att.net
Marian Johanson, (309) 389-5333 or Email to: joangus@glastel.net

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