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Alumni, Guests Enjoy Annual Winery Visit to Finger Lakes

09.27.2010 Alumni, Business & Hospitality, Events

A group tasting at Keuka Spring A view of the lake, amid fall's fresh finery Chef Paul Mach, left, and his tour group gather for a commemorative photoMore than 45 Penn College graduates and their guests joined Chef Paul Mach, assistant professor of hospitality management/culinary arts, on the Alumni Relations Office’s fourth annual bus trip to the Keuka Lake Wineries on Saturday. The group made three scheduled visits (Keuka Overlook Wine Cellars, McGregor Winery and Keuka Spring Vineyard) and an extra stop at Hunt Country Vineyards; participated in a beer-tasting at the Rooster Fish Brewery; and ended the day with a nice dinner at Esperanza Mansion. Photos by Valerie L. Fessler, director of alumni relations

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