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Taste of Ramona Valley is a “Home Run”

Friday, May 1st, 2009

     More than 100 friends and guests attended “A Taste of Ramona Valley,” an evening of wine tasting presented by the Hilton Garden Inn, San Diego/ Del Mar and five Ramona Valley Boutique Wineries.
     Scaredy Cat Ranch, Chuparosa Vineyards, Edwards Vienyard and Cellars, Kohill Winery and Woof ‘n Rose Winery each brought their estate grown, produced and bottled wines, that have yet to be commercially released. It was an opportunity for all to sample local wines from a region experiencing an exciting renaissance of an old tradition. Bob Rauch, Owner of the Hilton Garden Inn, San Diego/ Del Mar, said the evening was a “home run,” and is looking for more opportunities to partner with local businesses to bring hotel guests and locals quality food and wines at a great price.
     Take a look at some snap-shots of the evening.

Scaredy Cat Ranch Winemakers, Becky and Joe Cullen, show off their Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo.

Scaredy Cat Ranch Winemakers, Becky and Joe Cullen, show off their Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo.

Kohill Winery wine maker, Aurora (3rd from left), and friends had an enchanting evening

(from left) Laura Meuleman, Jan Meuleman, Aurora Kopp-Kohill, and Lindsey Meuleman had an enchanting evening.

Stanley Moskowitz and Bob Rauch, the master-minds of the event, enjoy a glass together.

Stanley Moskowitz and Bob Rauch, the ring leaders of the event, enjoy a glass together.

Friends of Kohill Winery enjoy the fine wine, great company, and tasty appetizers

from Left: Pat Welty, Laura Meuleman, Jan Meuleman, Lindsey Meuleman and Joe Murray - Friends of Kohill Winery enjoy the fine wine, great company, and tasty appetizers.

Steve Kahle, wine maker/CEO of Woof 'n Rose Winery; Bob Rauch, Owner- GM of the Hilton Garden Inn, San Diego/ Del Mar; and Joe Cullen, wine maker and CEO of Scaredy Cat Ranch Winery, were thrilled with the turn out.

Steve Kahle, wine maker/CEO of Woof 'n Rose Winery; Bob Rauch, Owner- GM of the Hilton Garden Inn, San Diego/ Del Mar; and Joe Cullen, wine maker and CEO of Scaredy Cat Ranch Winery, were thrilled with the turn out.

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Boutique Ramona Wineries To Make Inaugural Appearance in Del Mar

Thursday, April 2nd, 2009

Vibrant Wines to take stage at the Hilton Garden Inn, San Diego/Del Mar

SAN DIEGO, CA – Five Boutique Ramona Wineries will make their San Diego debut on April 22, 2009 at a Wine Tasting Event at the Hilton Garden Inn, San Diego/ Del Mar. This is event is a rare opportunity for San Diegans to sample new wines from a region experiencing an exciting renaissance of an old tradition – locally grown, quality hand-crafted wine and food.

Among the wineries to feature estate grown, produced and bottled wines are The Scaredy Cat Ranch, Chuparosa Vineyards, Edwards Vineyard and Cellars, Kohill Winery, and Woof ‘n Rose Winery. Advanced reservations are required for the event which starts at 6:30pm. This unique opportunity is an amazing deal at $15 per person. Call (858) 720-9500 for reservations.
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San Diego’s Perfect Hotel Guest Experience

Friday, January 30th, 2009

What should a traveler to San Diego expect when visiting? During the guest experience, a “home away from home” feel should be clear…

We hope they receive a warm welcome from anyone they touch prior to arriving at one of our hotels, however, that might be a bit out of our control. A nice flight with pleasant flight attendants, great rental car agents, great taxi drivers…that is a city-wide goal for the “Wow San Diego Experience” but again, a bit outside of our control.

A hotel guest should expect an accurate reservation, warm smile, suggestions on what to do if appropriate and a smooth check-in. (more…)

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The Tourism and Hospitality Industry

Friday, December 5th, 2008

We are active and continually involved in the tourism and hospitality industry – the fastest growing industry in the world. This involvement has provided an in-depth knowledge of the market and its rapidly changing conditions. The result is a tangible understanding of complex issues stemming from over-built markets, shifts in the market positioning of effected properties and the difficulty in finding new sources of capital.

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