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Nanaimo Winemakers Club 2018 Competition & Evening Social – March 3rd

In Social, Wine Judging Competition by WebMasterFebruary 11, 2018Leave a Comment

Gold, Silver or Bronze? Everyone is a winner at the Nanaimo Winter Olympics of Winemaking! Come out to the 2018 Annual Nanaimo Winemakers Club Competition and Evening Social Award Ceremony. Enjoy Award Winning Wines & Gourmet Appetizers from Occasional Occasions. …

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