Q: Charleston's Haunted Pub Crawl kicks off Oct 1st

The Original Pub and Brewery Tours of Charleston’s 10th Annual Haunted Pub Crawl to Kick Off Next Saturday, October 1 WHO: The Original Pub and Brewery Tours of Charleston WHEN: Every day at 1pm, 4pm, & 7pm from Saturday, October 1 to Monday, October 31 WHERE: Tours depart from Tommy Condon’s Irish Pub located at 160 Church Street WHAT: Want to explore the haunted history of Charleston, meet some people, and have some fun in the Holy City’s local craft beer scene? Join The Original Pub and Brewery Tours of Charleston for the month of October for their 10th Annual Haunted Pub Crawl!! Adults 21+ can enjoy spooky tales from local guides and a taste of Charleston nightlife while sampling fresh Lowcountry beer! We know what to do, where to go, what’s happening in the city every night, and how to have a good time. Take the Haunted Pub Crawl, a walking, bar-hopping, guided adventure into the city’s soul—its drinking establishments and deepest, darkest unknown secrets! Appetizers are included, and all will enjoy good beer and ghost stories. This 2.5-hour crawl stops at 3-5 pubs. For more information or to book your pub crawl, please visit PubTourCharleston.com.

Q: Secrets to Getting the Most Out of the 75th NC Apple Festival Labor Day Weekend

Insider tips from 1898 Waverly Inn: Western North Carolina’s largest festival hits a big year this Labor Day weekend with our 75th NC Apple Festival. It’s Hendersonville’s busiest weekend of the year which in the past has had close to 250k people walking Main Street from Friday morning through Monday’s King Apple parade finale. You’ll find the biggest crowds at the festival on Friday from 3pm-8pm, all day Saturday and Sunday until 6pm. You’ll also find the highest room rates of the year on Friday and Saturday night as well. To get the best value, book Thursday night before the festival starts and hit Main Street at 10am. At this time, you’ll avoid the elbow to elbow crowds and will also reach merchants and apple farmers before most other festival goers. If you want to see one of the best small town parades in the Southeast, then book Sunday night at the Waverly at the end of the festival. That will give you the last moments of the street fair on Sunday night and will also allow you to stick around on Monday to watch the King Apple Parade from the front porch of the inn at 2:30. You’ll also be able to enjoy great food and live music which we will provide up until the parade starts. The Waverly Inn still has many great rooms for the Apple Festival. Call 828.693.9193 and book today.

Question 1

Old World vs New World Wine Tasting at Season's

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Old World vs. New World Wine Tasting
Wednesday, September 28 &#8211; 3:30pm &#8211; 5:00pm
 
Join the folks at Season&#8217;s at Highland Lake for a special event with sommelier Tom Leiner from Grapevine Distributors. Tom has curated a handful of very distinct wines and will be talking about the main differences between old world and new world Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir and Cabernet Blend.
The event will be accompanied by a selection of cheeses, breads, fruits, and other accoutrements to excite the palate and to see how they pair with the different wines.
This is a reservation-only event. $60 per person. Please call us at 828.696.9094 to make your reservation.
Wine Tasting Menu
Sauvignon Blanc
2020 David Sautereau Sancerre, Loire, Fr
vs
2021 Patricia Green Cellars, WV, OR
Chardonnay
2020 Dom Perreau Pouilly Loche, Burgundy, FR
vs
2019 Schug, Carneros, CA
Pinot Noir
2018 Jos. Drouhin Gervey Chambertin, Burgundy, FR
vs
2019 Merry Edwards RR, CA
Cabernet Blend
2018 Ch. Plince, Pomerol, FR
vs
2017 Elhers Portrait, Napa, CA

Question 2

Charleston's Haunted Pub Crawl kicks off Oct 1st

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The Original Pub and Brewery Tours of Charleston&#8217;s 10th Annual Haunted Pub Crawl to Kick Off Next Saturday, October 1
WHO: The Original Pub and Brewery Tours of Charleston
WHEN: Every day at 1pm, 4pm, & 7pm from Saturday, October 1 to Monday, October 31
WHERE: Tours depart from Tommy Condon&#8217;s Irish Pub located at 160 Church Street
WHAT: Want to explore the haunted history of Charleston, meet some people, and have some fun in the Holy City&#8217;s local craft beer scene? Join The Original Pub and Brewery Tours of Charleston for the month of October for their 10th Annual Haunted Pub Crawl!! Adults 21+ can enjoy spooky tales from local guides and a taste of Charleston nightlife while sampling fresh Lowcountry beer! We know what to do, where to go, what&#8217;s happening in the city every night, and how to have a good time. Take the Haunted Pub Crawl, a walking, bar-hopping, guided adventure into the city&#8217;s soul—its drinking establishments and deepest, darkest unknown secrets! Appetizers are included, and all will enjoy good beer and ghost stories. This 2.5-hour crawl stops at 3-5 pubs. For more information or to book your pub crawl, please visit PubTourCharleston.com.

Question 3

Collaborative Pop-Up Dinner: Good Hot Fish and Jettie Rae’s

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Whether you’re a Bravo watcher, an Asheville foodie (or both), chances are you’ve heard about chef Ashleigh Shanti. The former chef de cuisine of Benne on Eagle is fresh off her Top Chef run and set to open Good Hot Fish (Instagram), a casual fish house celebrating Black Appalachian, Southern and soul food, later this year in Asheville.
Shanti is joining forces with Chef Will Cisa and the team at Jettie Rae’s Oyster House on Thursday, September 22nd for a collaborative pop-up dinner. The chefs have developed a six-course tasting menu with carefully selected wine pairings, featuring dishes like Caviar and Catfish with Sunburst Farms trout caviar and Deviled Bronzino with fresh lump blue crab. Reservations for this ticketed event and the full menu are now available HERE.

Question 4

Secrets to Getting the Most Out of the 75th NC Apple Festival Labor Day Weekend

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Insider tips from 1898 Waverly Inn:

Western North Carolina&#8217;s largest festival hits a big year this Labor Day weekend with our 75th NC Apple Festival. It&#8217;s Hendersonville&#8217;s busiest weekend of the year which in the past has had close to 250k people walking Main Street from Friday morning through Monday&#8217;s King Apple parade finale.
You&#8217;ll find the biggest crowds at the festival on Friday from 3pm-8pm, all day Saturday and Sunday until 6pm. You&#8217;ll also find the highest room rates of the year on Friday and Saturday night as well. To get the best value, book Thursday night before the festival starts and hit Main Street at 10am. At this time, you&#8217;ll avoid the elbow to elbow crowds and will also reach merchants and apple farmers before most other festival goers.
If you want to see one of the best small town parades in the Southeast, then book Sunday night at the Waverly at the end of the festival. That will give you the last moments of the street fair on Sunday night and will also allow you to stick around on Monday to watch the King Apple Parade from the front porch of the inn at 2:30. You&#8217;ll also be able to enjoy great food and live music which we will provide up until the parade starts.
The Waverly Inn still has many great rooms for the Apple Festival. Call 828.693.9193 and book today.

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