Parrish Team • November 22, 2023
Enhance your visit - Porch heaters and all-weather shades!
NEW AT PFV:
Experience the welcoming atmosphere of our tasting room porch, regardless of the weather!
We’re excited to introduce our new heaters and shades that ensure you’re protected from the elements, allowing you to enjoy a cozy ambiance with a stunning fall vineyard view. No need to worry about the weather – cherish your holiday moments with friends and family in comfort!
Grab your wine-tasting besties, and join us this holiday season for a delightful tasting of our award-winning wines paired with delicious, chef-prepared food. We can’t wait to share these magical holiday moments with you! 🍷✨🍂
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