Think you’ve got mad blending skills? Find out (or learn some new ones) in Paso Robles, Calif. at the luxurious Allegretto Vineyard Resort during the Distillery Tour and Mixology Class.
The three-day, two-night escape includes private tours of three Central Coast distilleries where local ingredients are showcased in curated blends, plus luxury transportation and a mixology class at the resort during which guests learn the secrets to concocting bespoke cocktails with fresh ingredients, local spirits, resort-crafted elixirs, syrups, dried fruits and herbs.
The class is followed by a four-course dinner prepared by chef Justin Picard, utilizing ingredients from the resort’s own Chef’s Garden. Depending upon room choice and dates, prices begin at $1,600 for two people (not including tasting fees and gratuities).
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