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DATE / TIME EVENTS / INDUSTRY LOCATION
Jul 27, 2019-
Jul 27, 2019
12:00AM - 12:00AM		HOME WINEMAKERS CLASSIC \\\"GRAND FINALE\\\"
30+ HOME WINEMAKERS, SILENT AUCTION, 		Napa,
CIA AT COPIA
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HOME WINEMAKERS CLASSIC “GRAND FINALE”

Saturday July 27, 2019 from 4 – 6:30pm

At the CIA at Copia,   500 1st Street, Downtown Napa, CA 

The Ultimate “Cult Wine Event” with 30+ home winemakers

This is the Grand Finale, the final year to enjoy the Best Wine Money Can’t Buy.

Appetizers by Culinary Institute of America

Silent Auction of Fabulous Napa Valley Wines, Tours, and Events

Purchase Tickets online at www.homewinemakersclassic.com

$45 online until July 1st, $55 at the door. 

Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter @napahwc

Join us in celebrating the Dry Creek-Lokoya Volunteer Fire Dept, our Napa Valley Heroes.

 

Fee: $45.00
URL: www.homewinemakersclassic.org

Contact Information
Name: GARY GREEN     Email: chief16@drycreek.org
Phone: 707 944 1562

 

 

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