Almost 500 guests attended the 7th annual "Burnsville Uncorked" wine tasting fundraiser on Thursday evening hosted by the Burnsville Rotary Club and Burnsville Breakfast Rotary Club. Rotary Assistant Governor Bob Stowell served fancy beef treats off a silver tray to guests. A jazz band played lively music while wine lovers sampled wines, ate fancy food and visited on both levels of the one year old Burnsville Performing Arts Center. Eagan and Burnsville are friendly neighboring suburbs.
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Looks like a lot of happy campers! And, why not with all those spirits and food!!
c'est la fête, cela donne envie et puis on finit par un beau sourire a la fin
Fredag..... og litt norsk;
Jeg haaper du fikk med deg litt vin hjem, og kanskje noe kunst??
Ha en fin helg sammen med familien din!:-)
A celebration with lots galmour Good story. Thanks for your feedback
Everything looks so good! I've been seeing a lot of commercials lately about Rotary and their battle to eradicate polio and I immediately thought about your blog. It catches my attention because both of my parents were polio victims back in 1954 when I was a year old. It killed my mother and crippled my father for the rest of his life. People don't think too much about polio any more in this country, but I'm glad that there is an organization focused on getting rid of this devastating virus for good.
Oh my, it looks like a fun event and great fund raiser to attend. MB
oooh, never been to a wine tasting event before. everyone looks like they're having a gr8 time.
btw, the hors d'oeuvres looks delicious! ^0^
Looks like it was a fine festive occasion.
what an event! I would love to taste that beef treat please....
Looks like a fun event!
Uh, is that figure on the wall in the background of the last photo an image of someone who imbibed a bit too much of the fermented juice of the grape variety? The inquiring mind of "Maytag" (The Agitator) wants to know...
500! That's a pretty good turn out. It looks like it was fun too. Made me hungry.
Louis la Vache made me laugh.
Looks like a success event! Glad you show it to us.
Everything is so well managed !! I Wish to be the part of this party !!
Ha en fin helg Hagen, den starter bra ser jeg :)
OOO, looks good... love wine tastings!
Aha! Just as I suspected and just as I opined to you previously - the Rotary club exists in order to taste as much good food and wine in its city as possible!
Re: lizards with wrinkly skin - you had the notion, now do you have the lotion? Put up or shut up! Heh, heh!
I like pictures of good food and drink, Leif. And happy smiling people are a bonus. Nice story and pictures.
Oh, I'm getting hungry now, and thirsty. Skål!
We miss all the fun...
I think I'd feel like a doofus there — I don't know anything about wines except whether I like the taste or not. That cocktail spread looks very tempting though!
The wine bottles stand in clusters just like the guests.
Interesting idea, I think back to good old days at German Winetastings in Mainz. Tasting 50 wines a day is not that difficult - just remember not to drink the wines...
Everything looks really good, I'm getting really hungry looking at this photos.
Hej pa Dig Leif Hagen sag Din kommentar pa SDt so vad gjoer Du i Minnesota ?? ar Du norrman ?? ap utbytesar??
haelsningar "Martin"
500 - wow! Impressive!
I really like the first photo with all the different wine! Would love to try it...although I'd probably end up with a silly grin on my face :D
This looks like a super function. Wish I was there.
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