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Campbell's 2013 Winter Wine Walk Features 24 Wineries

The seventh season of downtown Campbell's popular Wine Walk takes place tonight and will feature one local winery that will be opening a wine bar in the Orchard City.

 

There's nothing more romantic than taking a nighttime stroll with your sweetie and downtown Campbell has just the thing. The seventh season of the Campbell Wine Walk kicks off tonight, Feb. 13 at 5:00 p.m.

New wineries this year include Loma Prieta Winery, Creekview Vineyards and Morlet Family Vineyards. Also to note is that Regale Winery and Vineyards will not only be participating again this season as a pourer (in front of Toys Toys Toys), it will also be opening a Wine Bar in the historic Gaslighter Theater this summer.

"This is the Downtown Campbell Business Association's biggest fundraiser," says former DCBA President and Campbell business owner Sonya Paz.

Paz has been coordinating the bi-annual Wine Walk (winter and fall) event for five of its seven seasons.

"We really wanted to focus on local winemakers," she says.

(Curious? Check out these videos of the 2012 Winter Wine Walk)

Visitors can keep an eye out for the DCBA's ambassadors, who can answer questions and point wine walk-goers in the right direction. They will be walking throughout the event, wearing "More Wineries This Way" T-shirts.

Ticket are still available for advanced purchase ($25) until noon on Feb. 13. They can be can be purchased at: Bombshell Boutique, Frost Cupcake Factory, The Olive Bar and the Sonoma Chicken Coop or online

Important to note: please print out and bring your confirmation email as it will be your ticket to the event and needed for check-in.

Check-in for the event will be located in the Sonoma Chicken Coop parking lot on 2nd Street and E Campbell Avenue. Check-in and ticket sales ( $30 at the door) begin at 5:00 p.m. and goes on to 8:00 p.m. Wine pours begin at 5:00 p.m. and end at 9:00 p.m.

The following is a list of the participating wineries and what downtown Campbell establishment they will be pouring at:

  • Bargetto Winery
  • Burrell School Vineyards 
  • Caravel & Outcast Wines
  • Cooper-Garrod Estate Vineyards
  • Coterie Cellars
  • Creekview Vineyards
  • Fenestra Winery
  • Fortino Winery
  • Emilio Guglielmo Winery 
  • Hannah Nicole Vineyards 
  • House Family Vineyards 
  • Jazz Cellars 
  • Little Valley Winery 
  • Loma Prieta Winery
  • Morlet Family Vineyards
  • Naumann Vineyards
  • Regale Winery and Vineyards 
  • Roudon-Smith Winery 
  • Sarah's Vineyard
  • Sones Cellars 
  • Sycamore Creek Vineyards 
  • Travieso Winery
  • Villa del Monte Winery 
  • Vino Vargas

The 2013 Campbell Fall Wine Walk also benefits the Silicon Valley Animal Control Authority. SVACA will be at the event, providing information about the local nonprofit.

 

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