Wow, what a fun day I had today in my "office". Today I had the pleasure of touring around two lovely girls from Australia and New Zealand. They came here on holiday because they are both huge Tool fans and were here to see Tool and Pucifer play in the same multiday concert in Phoenix. Being and of Tool and Maynard, they choose one of our tours so that they can visit Caduceus Cellars in Jerome which is owned by James Maynard Keenan, the band's lead singer. He lives in Jerome and makes some amazing wines. My person favorites being the Tarzan and Sancha, both Tempranillo blends. Much to our surprise, the tasting room was packed with other Tool fans from all over the world here to see his concert and drink his wine.
It was fun filled day for my clients. They got to experience the wines from The Art of Wine in Uptown Sedona, eat delicious chocolates from Lulu's Chocolate Lounge, see Jerome, visit Caduceus Cellars and share a bottle of Sancha, check out some of the most cool kaleidoscopes in the world at Nellie Bly, and end the day with dinner at Bocce in Old Town Cottonwood.
Feel like I made two new friends. For although their tour was scheduled to end at 7pm, they were having so much fun, it didn't end up ending until 9pm.
It was great meeting you both. I'm grateful to having had the opportunity to be able to have shared with you something you both are so passionate about Tool, and the unusual place he has decided to make his home, the old historic copper mining town of Jerome.
It was fun filled day for my clients. They got to experience the wines from The Art of Wine in Uptown Sedona, eat delicious chocolates from Lulu's Chocolate Lounge, see Jerome, visit Caduceus Cellars and share a bottle of Sancha, check out some of the most cool kaleidoscopes in the world at Nellie Bly, and end the day with dinner at Bocce in Old Town Cottonwood.
Feel like I made two new friends. For although their tour was scheduled to end at 7pm, they were having so much fun, it didn't end up ending until 9pm.
It was great meeting you both. I'm grateful to having had the opportunity to be able to have shared with you something you both are so passionate about Tool, and the unusual place he has decided to make his home, the old historic copper mining town of Jerome.
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