Instead of walking around to the tasting room, we went in through the Granery. We couldn't resist since we're getting married here next year. All we saw of this room before was an artist's rendering of what it would look like and some construction pictures that the Pippin Hill staff shared on their Facebook page.
I'm going to share the passage that connects the Granery to the tasting room on Friday because there's something interesting in there. So imagine, we've walked down a short, sunny hallway (alongside the beautiful veranda I shared yesterday) and come out in this room:
Yes, it was very crowded!
Someone who saw the picture above asked me how old the building is. It's new!
See that loft above? That's the groom's loft.
See that loft above? That's the groom's loft.
Across the room, next to the large serving station, is a really cool looking dumb waiter. I have never had to describe a dumb waiter on this blog, but "cool" was the word I came up with for it.
And now, some of the details...
The bar is an amazing hunk of wood that was brought here from Central America.
There are windows everywhere. It's a bright, cheerful space.
That's Dean Andrews, one of the owners, standing at the table on the left.
Design bloggers, don't you love these stools?
The beautiful view...
I probably should have gotten this shot before we did our tasting...
Oh, you know I took pictures of the bathroom! All for you, dear readers.
I love, love, love the sinks!
On the way out, among some mirrors that probably still need to be hung, we spied a croquet set.
There you go! Tomorrow, we'll take a break from Pippin Hill for Wedding Wednesday. I'm going to share something truly spectacular that you'll want to pass along to anyone you know who might be getting married in the future.
On Thursday, I'll take you into the bridal suite. The pictures are some of my favorites!
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