The celebration just never ends! For Arlene's birthday, Junior arranged a private tour of Opus One Winery. It was interesting to witness what happens behind-the-scenes of a typical winery. The building was made of Texas limestone and redwood, and the grounds were surrounded by mature olive trees. It was quite picturesque as you can see from the photos.
grand entrance
view from entrance
from atop the winery
in the wine cellar
the couples
lovely archways
ladies
and gentlemen
dayboat scallops with citrus sauce
black cod on crispy rice with baby bok choy and mushroomsexcellent choice!
maple pot de creme with huckleberries and a cinnamon croissantthis was so yummy!
pistachio chocolate cake
6 comments:
Okay, wow, the dessert looks delish, but what I really love about this post is your coat! Trés chic!
Thanks, I do happen to love coats, so much so, that I always have to restrain myself whenever I see one that I like!
The winery looks like a place I need to visit to shoot some portraits. Awesome architecture! You got some great shots of the columns.
This is my first visit to your site and I love it. I know one of the movies you had listed was sweet sixteen. Ilove that movie. My Mom forgot my sweet sixteen for real. Can you believe that! Well my Grandfather had just passed away and she was still upset. We must forgive :). Well thanks for sharing, Many blessings, Susie
Hello Susie, it's so nice of you to visit! I plan to swing by yours as well. Just on quick glance I saw that we started blogging at the same time, so we are fellow newbies to this blogging business! God bless.
This is a yum, yum dish. Just looking at it make me hungry. I'm glad that you had a good time with some friends, Jean. Be good, and God bless, Mama.
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