Overview of the wine tasting tent

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At each booth you will find friendly faces more than happy to inform you about their selections. If you insist on trying every bottle in the house, we must insist on using the buckets to pour out the selections that don't quite suit your palette. Rumor has it you'll go through four bottles if you try everything.

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And the wine begins to flow

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We have to admit, we were a little jealous of the wine glass holder necklaces many of the patrons were wearing. Genius.

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Bottoms up!

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Representatives from Lone Oak Winery (from left to right) chief winemaker Jim Evans, Lone Oak owner Gene Estes, and events coordinator & wine club manager Myers.

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Oh, drunk people jumping on grapes. It doesn't get much better then that.

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Such determination!

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Now that's what I call a grape stomp!

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And the winner is.... not these two ladies.

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Lick it up, baby, lick it up.

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This is really unappetizing. I still can't believe they left the stems on. That had to prickle a little.

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No worries parents. You can enjoy your wine while festival volunteers keep the kids entertained.

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And here it is: The World's Largest Bag of Kettle Corn.

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Seriously, it's the size of a small child. We had to seat-belt it for the ride home.

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