Embrace Your Inner Hippie at Irvin~House Vineyards’ New Event, Winestock Music Festival


Irvin~House Vineyards is embracing the Age of Aquarius with their new event, Winestock Music Festival on Saturday, May 11 from noon until 6:00 p.m. Think of it as Woodstock with a wine twist, Winestock will offer wine and Firefly tastings, live music, food, a “Best Hippie” costume contest and  entertainment for the little hippies. Admission is $5 per adult, children are free.





Guests are encouraged to bring their lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the music of the
featured performers: The Sweetgrass Girls, The Bullgrapes, and The Tarlatans. Patrons are encouraged to bring their cash and credit for a wide variety of libations and food vendors including: Farm on Fire, Jack’s Cosmic Dogs, Stono Cafe, Diggity Donuts and King of Pops. Tastings in the Firefly Vodka distillery and Irvin~House Vineyards winery are only $6.00 to taste 6 of 24 flavors of Firefly spirits and $4.00 to taste 5 wines. Patrons will receive complimentary glasses during both tastings.

 Embrace your inner hippie and dress in your favorite hippie garb for the “Best Hippie” costume contest. The winner will receive prizes from the Firefly Distillery and Irvin~House Vineyards. 

 What: Winestock Music Festival 
When: Saturday, May 11, 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 
Where: Irvin-House Vineyards 
Wadmalaw Island
(843) 559-6867 
Irvin~House Vineyard, located at 6775 Bears Bluff Road on Wadmalaw Island in South Carolina, is owned by Jim and Ann Irvin. Regular hours at the vineyard are Tuesday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. In March 2001,  they planted 2,700 muscadine vines and converted farm barns into a winery with a tasting room, creating a unique business and a new attraction for the Lowcountry, becoming Charleston's only winery and vineyard. The Irvin’s have produced five varieties of wine. These wines range from a semi-dry to the regular sweet muscadine that is reminiscent of the old South. Muscadines are the only grapes that will grow in the humid climate of the Lowcountry. Irvin House Vineyards works with 4 varieties of muscadine grapes. For more information, visit  www.CharlestonWine.com. Follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Google +. 
Location: Charleston, SC Wadmalaw Island, SC, USA

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