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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, devoted devotees of wine and good cheer, occasional wine tasters, seasoned merrymakers, and all those who think of dance before pressing when they hear the word harvest!
Autumn has arrived, the grapes have ripened, the barrels are slowly filling, and we thought it would be improper to go through all of this quietly at home. Especially since in autumn people have nothing better to do anyway than to harvest, celebrate, and later try to figure out which one they started with.
So on October 2nd we gather for an evening where the harvest meets the Illebál, and the Illebál meets a few events that will be better to reconstruct afterwards with witnesses. 🍷
There will be music, there will be wine, there will be dancing, there will be familiar and new faces, and of course there will be moments that make perfect sense during the evening but will require a separate translator by the next day.
The atmosphere will be provided by:
🎻 Előd Kónya and the Hegymegett Band 🎻
They will ensure that the company's musical entertainment is impeccable, and they will treat the evening with music that will make it hard to stand still for long.
And whoever is only nodding in the corner at the start of the evening may well turn out to be an excellent dancer – at least in their own opinion.
The dress code is simple:
harvest spirit, festive good cheer, and clothing in which, if necessary, a respectable csárdás, a less respectable csárdás, and a hasty retreat are all executable.
Come, because the harvest offers such an excellent excuse for celebration only once a year, and the Illebál is not the kind of event one can skip without consequences. 🍇🍷
Attendance is strongly recommended, good cheer is practically mandatory, and for the consequences, we are not taking responsibility this time either. 🍷🎻
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