On the Circuit: Nashville Wine Auction's Emerging Leaders Event
- Karin Mathis
Karin Mathis
Managing Editor
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Guests gathered at the Nashville Wine Auction offices to bask in late afternoon rays, good wine, and even better company to promote the second annual Music City Harvest Party. A celebration of wine and those who make it, this one-night-only event is a harvest celebration where winemakers engage with guests in a casual outdoor environment with a buffet dinner, music and dancing. Last year’s event — raising more than $330,000 — was a riotous success, and this year’s occasion is shaping up to be even better.
The Music City Harvest Party brings together vintners and guests in a casual, outdoor event. On one of Nashville’s highest peaks at the Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory, this year’s celebration brings together vintners and guests with a wine tasting reception featuring eight to ten wineries, followed by an alfresco harvest buffet and live music. The Late Harvest Party offers more wines, live music, a bourbon & whiskey bar, late night snacks, and more! Casual fall attire is encouraged for this evening under the stars.
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