Chocolate has been part of the human scene for 2,000 years. Most of that time it was enjoyed as an unsweetened beverage..That means it was enjoyed in 1747 when Rippon Lodge was built.
Visitors to this special event can enjoy sampling chocolate and learn of its' history with local chocolatier Ben Rassmussen of Potomac Chocolate.
15500 Blackburn Road
Woodbridge 22191
Thursday April 26, 2012
7 PM
$15 per person
Admission includes the tasting and house tour
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Hummmm! Chocolate is my favorite. Didn't realize it had been around so long.
Hi Karen. I know I have a taste for Chocolate just about all the time, I would just love to be able to attend this event in Rippon Lodge.
Karen~ I'm sure the idea of Chocolate samplings will draw lots of people to the Rippon Lodge!
Hi Karen,
Wow, what a fun idea...and such a beautiful facility. Btw, I've loved reading your posts the past few years, you have so much history from your neck of the woods to share!
Kay The good news is that it has remained popular
Jerry C'mon up - we'll go together
Donna Chocolate, like Rippon LOdge has a long history in Northern Virginia
Lynda Thank tou - we're not done yet
Sounds like a fun event. Who doesnt like chocolat?
John Nobody I know
This looks like a perfect time to see the home and have a lesson on chocolate at the same time.
I have enjoyed chocolate demonstrations at Mount Vernon.
Roy I enjoy them no matter where