The Lowcountry’s Premiere Wine Event Returns

It’s a Lowcountry Holiday tradition – Wine Under the Oaks!

Sunday, December 6th, the place to be is Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant for our annual Wine Under the Oaks. Again this year, enjoy an afternoon under Charleston’s most iconic trees. Sample wines, taste amazing food, explore specialty tents and enjoy live entertainment from John Price and the Moonshine Gang and The Midnight City.

General Admission tickets are available for sale as well as VIP tables for the event. Order your tickets here.

Your admission includes:

· Wine samples from a variety of wine distributors and winery partners
· Complimentary Wine Under the Oaks glass
· Complimentary desserts
· Complimentary oysters
· Wine and cooking demonstrations
· Limited complimentary seating
· Specialty themed tents with food sampling

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