1:30-4:30PM

We are very excited for the Open House & Wine tasting this weekend.

There will be door prizes, favors, friends and more. Make a point to stop by!

 

Brandi Foods will be catering the event with tasty treats.

 

This year’s wines are once again from:

 

 

 

They will be pouring the following:

2010_Frisk Prickly Reisling

2009_Stickybeak Caberet Sauvignon

2009_Stump Jump Cabernet Sauvignon

2009_Stickybeak_Chardonnay


 

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