It’s time for the Home for the Holidays 2012 Event! Hosted by Dixieland Mom Product Reviews and co-hosted by Swank Savings, This Mama Loves Her Bargains & Simply Southern Couponers.
Find out about current or future events for the Biltmore Estate.
We are excited to bring you the Home for the Holidays Event! We will be giving away gifts for just about anyone on your gift list! Enter for your chance to win:
Apple iPad 3 – 64 GB -arv: $650.00
Wii U- arv: $439.00
Apple iPod Touch- arv: $379.00
Tabeo Kids Tablet- arv: $149.00
Total arv of all prize is $1617.00!
There will be one winner for each prize, for a total of 4 winners!This giveaway is open to residents of the U.S. and Canada who are 18 years of age or older. Event begins Dec. 7th, 2012 and ends on Dec. 18th, 2012, winner will be chosen on or before Dec. 19th and notified via email. Please make sure to add marie@dixielandsdeals.com to your safe list so the winner email doesn’t get sent to your spam folder! You have 48 hours to respond to the winning email. If no response is received within that time, you will forfeit your prize and a new winner will be chosen. Mandatory entries will be verified.
Entry is very simple, just follow the instructions on the Rafflecopter below! Good Luck!
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I learned that they grow their grapes on the estate! Cool!
It looks like a castle. I had never heard of it before now. It is beautiful.
Very Beautiful place! I liked it all!
Oh my It is just beautiful they have a winery and you can stay there and I would love to stay there
I love the pictures on the webiste! I want to visit so badly!
I find it interesting that it covers 8,000 acres and that it’s almost another world within a world. Would love to visit one day.
I love the gardens at Biltmore!!!!
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Wow nice prizes thnx for the chance
Love the Baltimore estates stop there a couple of years ago it was amazing and huge
The Gardens in summer and the lights at Christmas time
I have heard of the Builtmore estate, but never realized how big it is. WOW!
Holy smokes, that’s a big house! I wish I could have a swimming pool in my basement!
I learned they offer Guided tours—exclusive visits to areas of Biltmore House not open to the public led by knowledgeable hosts; private guided tours offered before and after normal operating hours
Love, Love the Biltmore Estate…I live in Asheville and have a season pass. It’s beautiful!
The building that houses the Biltmore Winery today was once the location of the estate Dairy.
I have visited Biltmore Estates, and it was amazing! I loved it-the history, the architecture, the grounds, the stables, the winery. It was a very enjoyable tour. Looking forward to visiting it again someday.
I think the Candlelit experience would be very memorable and interesting.
I’ve actually been to the Biltmore estate. I loved seeing how they decorate for Christmas through that site, though.
I like the fact that you can stay there and take a vacation. On Christmas they have candlelight Christmas Evenings that run up to December 31. This would be beautiful to see.
Thank YOU for the opportunity to win such an amazing giveaway!!
All of the restaurants are family-friendly with helpful staff to assist with a smile.
so beautiful. I learned they have a winery and you can stay there.
I tried voting on Picket Fences but it wouldn’t let me, I commented instead. I clicked “Enter” before I discovered it wouldn’t let me vote so I most definitely tried
Makes me wish I lived closer to NC!
250 rooms! Wowza that’s alot of cleaning
The gardens were designed by the same man that designed Central Park
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I have always wanted to visit Biltmore. I found it interesting that they offer horse drawn carriage rides and that it sits on 8,000 acres!
When George Vanderbilt opened his Biltmore home to family and friends on Christmas Eve 1895, it was a celebration for the ages. A huge tree laden with gifts greeted guests.
My husband loves old cars. I had no idea they had a rare 1913 Stevens-Duryea Model C-Six, the only car George Vanderbilt purchased, on the estate.
We have been there it is a very interesting and beautiful place to visit
I learned that “Biltmore does not receive any governmental funding or grants, making it one of the United States’ most significant National Historic Landmarks that is preserved solely through private funding.”
I saw that there is a blog just devoted to gardening at Biltmore and there are lots of ideas and interesting info on the blog. blog [dot] biltmore [dot] com/category/gardening
I visited Biltmore many years ago. The grounds are breathtaking!
I love that the Biltmore has their own winery! My hubby and I actually got married in a vineyard.
…that’s unreal.. There is so much available to take your mind off the world… it seems like a very relaxing environment, but, somehow, I am pretty sure that I’d find myself using that online map several times… (an hour!)
The grounds and landscaping.
8000 acres? Wowza!
Biltmore is the largest estate in the Us i found this out from my own research a few months back.There is a lot of history with this castle.It has 250 rooms but 201 guest rooms I guess i find that interesting
Wow! That’s not an estate – that’s a castle! I love that it has a winery too. That’s the part I would be most interested in touring and doing some tasting.
That’s amazing it covers 8,000 acres!
I love their catalog. I browse through and found these lovely Fleur De Lis Candleholders
http://www.biltmore.com/bring_home/subcategories.asp?id=55
I have been there a few times, two of my Husband’s uncles’ delivered Biltmore Milk for their truck routes. I love this place, it’s so beautiful, I know that at Christmas time a long time ago, they would have gifts for their employee’s kids and have a big party and give them out. The grounds are so unique, I love their landscaping. One thing I didn’t know was they have weddings there; I think it’s the perfect place for our vow renewal, now that I know that.
Thanks for the giveaway chance
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I found out it covers 8,000 acres
there in Biltmore in Asheville, NC George Vanderbilt created Biltmore as an escape from everyday life. Now, you are invited to explore that escape for yourself. A visit to the 8,000-acre estate in the mountains of Asheville, North Carolina provides limitless fun.
I learned that it is 8,000-acre estate in the mountains of Asheville, North Carolina
The Winery!
The 8,000-acre Backyard sounds fun, I’m a nature loving fool and that sparked my interest.
I like the cocktail recipes!
Biltmore Blackberry Bellini
Ingredients:
• 1 oz. blackberry brandy
• 1 oz. blackberry purée
• ½ oz. simple syrup
• 4 oz. Biltmore Pas de Deux
Method:
Add blackberry purée, brandy and simple syrup to a Champagne flute. Fill with Pas de Deux. Garnish with two floating blackberries.
Serves 1.