Golden Knights Fans In San Jose Monday, Would You Like A Glass Of Wine With Your Hockey?
By ALAN SNEL
LVSportsBiz.com
Deal maker Bill Foley is a man of many business interests and he never misses a chance for a little cross-promotional activity.
Foley, majority owner of the Vegas Golden Knights, is offering Golden Knights fans who are in San Jose Monday for Game 3 between the Knights and San Jose Sharks a chance to visit one of his wineries in Napa Valley.
The first 50 VGK fans who register pay $30 each for a round trip charter bus ride on the “VGK Express” for a visit to Foley Johnson in Rutherford, California, where fans will receive a complimentary tasting, special Vegas Golden Knights GoVino, snacks and a special offer on wines purchased at the winery. You can register here.
Fans can get a $30 credit towards the purchase of any 12-bottle case of wine or wine club membership purchased at the estate. And don’t forget, fans who take the winery visit also receive a Vegas Golden Knights GoVino shatterproof wine glass.
For more about the Foley Food and Wine Society, you can click here.
Foley, who made his millions of dollars in the property title insurance industry under his Fidelity National Financial corporate banner, started his winemaking business in 1996. After creating Lincourt Winery, Foley Family Wines has grown to include Chalk Hill, Roth Estates, The Four Graces and Lancaster Estate.
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Foley also owns a group of restaurant brands based in Montana, including the MacKenzie River Pizza and Pub he built in the Golden Knights’ two-rink training center in Summerlin.
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