The Secret Cow Society

ABOUT THE EVENT

Were dying for you to meet the newest member of Pamelot Farm. Her name is Dandelion, and she just made her debut this week. Her mom Chamomile is such a good mom already and Dandelion has been stealing the hearts of everyone who walks past her in the flower pasture. Daisy, our other resident cow, has taken on the role of proud auntie, and honestly, the three of them together are the kind of farm scene that makes you understand why we do what we do. So here's what we're thinking: Why not bring wine tasting to them? Sunday November 23rd, we're setting up an intimate tasting right in the flower pasture—four Painted Horse wines, 20 guests, and three very special hosts who happen to have four legs each. You'll meet baby Dandelion, get to know her mom Chamomile and Aunt Daisy, and experience wine tasting the way it should be at a working farm winery: surrounded by the actual farm.

THE EXPERIENCE

This isn't your typical seated tasting—it's wine with a side of bovine charm and baby cow snuggles.

You'll gather in the flower pasture at 1pm, where we'll set up your tasting experience right in Daisy, Chamomile, and Dandelion's world. Here's what your afternoon will look like: Four Painted Horse wines poured as you meet the cows up close—yes, including newborn Dandelion. We'll share the stories behind each wine while Daisy and Chamomile (our more experienced ladies) wander over to see what all the fuss is about.

This is equal parts wine tasting and farm experience. You'll learn about our wines while getting a behind-the-scenes look at the working farm side of Painted Horse. Expect curious cow noses, plenty of laughter, and that particular kind of peaceful you only find standing in a pasture on a Sunday afternoon with a wine glass in hand.

By the time you finish your fourth pour, you'll understand why we named our pasture the "flower pasture"—and why Daisy, Chamomile, and Dandelion have become some of our favorite residents.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• Four Painted Horse wine tastings poured right in the pasture (we bring the tasting room to you)

• Meet-and-greet with all three cows, including baby Dandelion (camera phones highly encouraged)

• Behind-the-scenes stories about our farm-to-glass philosophy and what it really means to be a working farm winery

• The kind of Sunday afternoon memory you didn't know you needed

Plus: If the weather's as perfect as we're hoping, you might just find yourself wanting to stay long after your glass is empty. (The tasting room will be open if you want to continue your afternoon with us.)

MAKE IT A DAY

After your pasture tasting, the farm doesn't have to release you just yet.

Here's how guests typically extend their Sunday:

Head to the tasting room to:

• Purchase your favorite bottle from the tasting (or discover something new)

• Grab a glass of wine and settle into a rocking chair on The Porch

• Wander the vineyard rows now that you've gotten the full farm experience

• Take approximately 47 more photos of Dandelion (we won't judge—we're doing the same thing)

EVENT DETAILS

When: Sunday, November 23rd at 1:00pm

Where We'll Meet: The Tasting Room patio—we'll walk to the pasture together as a group

Ticket: $85 per person (plus tax)

Group Size: Limited to just 20 guests to keep the experience intimate and give everyone quality time with our flower girls

What to Bring: Just yourself, your curiosity, and a camera

What to Wear: Closed-toe shoes are ideal (it's a working pasture, after all). Dress for being outdoors—layers are your friend in November.

Parking: Free parking in our main lot, right by the tasting room

WHO SHOULD COME

This pasture pour is perfect for:

• Wine lovers who want to see the full farm-to-glass story, not just the glass part

• Date-day planners looking for something more memorable than "dinner and a movie"

• Friends celebrating a Sunday well spent

• Nature enthusiasts and farm-curious folks ready to get a little closer to agricultural life

Never been around cows before? Perfect. About 85% of our guests arrive having never met a cow up close, and they all leave as Daisy, Chamomile, and Dandelion fans. These ladies are gentle, curious, and honestly more interested in hay than your wine glass. We'll guide you through meeting them, and we promise—they're the friendliest hosts you'll find on the farm.