Keswick Hall at Monticello to Underscore Historical Links With Private Dinners Featuring Jeffersonian Food and Wine

Company Press Release: Orient-Express Hotels
May 29, 2000
KESWICK, VA -- Check in at the 48-room Keswick Hall at Monticello, located just minutes from the Virginia mountaintop home of our nation's third president -- an area Thomas Jefferson once called ``the Eden of the United States'' -- and the sense of history is so pervasive that guests say they ``can almost taste it.'' Now they will be able to do just that. The elegant Orient-Express property has introduced special dinners for four to eight guests that feature wines from the vineyard that Jefferson asked to be established next to his home, other wines that captivated him when he was U.S. Ambassador to France (1789), and a selection of cuisine that would have pleased his palate.