Join Two Silo Winery & Vineyard in Grant, MN for the inaugural Raise Your Glass Father's Day Brunch featuring a four-course meal paired with seven exclusive wines. Celebrate with exquisite flavors and meet the winemaker firsthand.
Join Two Silo Winery & Vineyard in Grant, MN for the inaugural Raise Your Glass Father's Day Brunch featuring a four-course meal paired with seven exclusive wines. Celebrate with exquisite flavors and meet the winemaker firsthand.
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Operated by Two Silo Winery and Vineyard · Grant, Minnesota
Celebrate Father's Day in a truly special way at Two Silo Winery & Vineyard in Grant, Minnesota. The inaugural Raise Your Glass Lunch offers an intimate four-course brunch perfectly paired with seven exclusive wines crafted on site. This unique experience combines the rich heritage of winemaking with the joy of good food and company. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the winemaker, gaining insight into the vineyard’s story and the creative process behind each bottle. With stunning vineyard views and a welcoming atmosphere, this event promises an afternoon filled with delicious flavors, heartfelt toasts, and memorable moments. Whether you're honoring your dad or enjoying a day out, this private brunch offers a delightful blend of culinary artistry and Minnesota’s beautiful outdoor charm.
easy.
2–3 hours.
No special fitness requirements; suitable for all ages and physical abilities
This event is primarily designed for adults due to the wine pairings, but children are welcome if supervised.
Yes, all wines served are available for purchase at the winery or their online store.
Yes, the winery accommodates dietary restrictions when notified in advance.
Reservations should be made at least 2-3 weeks prior due to limited seating and high demand.
Yes, free parking is provided for all guests attending the brunch.
Cancellations made 72 hours before the event receive a full refund; later cancellations are non-refundable.
Grant’s vineyard culture draws from a growing Minnesota winemaking tradition rooted in local agriculture.
Two Silo Winery practices sustainable farming and encourages waste reduction to protect the local ecosystem.
Two Silo Winery and Vineyard is a winery located in Grant, Minnesota, known for handcrafted wines and immersive visitor experiences. The winery produces an inaugural portfolio of seven wines and offers guided tastings, tours, hands-on classes, seasonal events, and community fundraisers. Visitors can meet the winemaker, tour the production spaces, and learn winemaking techniques during the Vine to Bottle Tasting Tours and Pappouli's Wine Tasting Experience. The property hosts interactive experiences like the Red Wine Blending Class, Blind Wine Tasting Event, grape vine wreath making evenings, and hands-on Sip-ulent craft workshops that combine creativity with a complimentary glass of wine. Two Silo organizes special celebrations including a Raise Your Glass dinner and a Father's Day brunch paired with exclusive wines. The winery also supports charitable causes: annual events include a Multiple Sclerosis fundraiser and the Two Brothers Dash for a Cure 5K, both blending community engagement with wine tasting and live music. Groups and couples can book private events or attend public classes guided by knowledgeable ambassadors or the winemaker. Facilities include a tasting room and Pappouli's room for intimate tastings and cheese boards. Tours conclude with curated pairings and educational commentary about varietals and blending. Safety, hospitality, and transparent event descriptions help ensure reliable guest experiences. Two Silo's combination of hands-on education, curated tastings, community events, and first-release wines makes it a trusted destination for visitors seeking authentic Minnesota winery experiences. Public schedules and private event availability vary seasonally; guests should check event listings for dates and reservation details.
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