Honeywater Moscato is now a new menu item at the Historic Galveston Site, The George Manor.
History: The Edward T. Austin house
Built in 1860 for Edward T. Austin, extensive additions were made to this house in 1871 by builder D. Moffat for Austin, cousin of Stephen F. Austin, using materials shipped from Maine and imported mahogany and walnut. The home is a 1900 Storm survivor and is registered as part of the East End Historic District.
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The George Manor
Now dubbed "The George Manor", patrons can enjoy a weekend's stay as a guest and enjoy its amenities.
The George Manor steps you back in time to a unique setting with all the comfort of modern amenities; offering a variety of room choices for your vacation needs.
Visit www.thegeorgemanor.com to learn more, book a stay, and enjoy Honeywater Moscato in the Dining Room and Bar.
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HONEYWATER MOSCATO & THE GEORGE MANOR
Honeywater Moscato's introduction to The George Manor was made during a day of filming onsite for a movie by Londyntown Pictures. After having an exclusive tasting, led by The George's owner and supporting patrons; sponsored by Everything Kosha Wines, it was clear that they'd indulged in something special. Proclaiming the wine to be, "Very good... Smooth and Drinkable", Mr. George Graham (owner), was delighted to bring the brand on-board as an official addition to the 5-star Bed & Breakfast's menu.
Click to Order your very own Honeywater Moscato.