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Love wine this weekend

The Niagara Wine Trail gets a year's worth of special events rolling this weekend when "Be Mine with Wine" takes place at the 13 wineries along the trail, which runs through Niagara County and into Orleans County.

The event runs through Sunday and features wine and chocolate pairings.

The concept is a growth from the "3/50 project," designed to support local businesses.

 Cinda Baxter, project organizer, suggests each person pick three local businesses and spend $50. By spending the money in a local business, $34 goes back into the local community. Baxter uses the theme "Saving the brick and mortars our nation is built on."

Niagara Wine Trail members decided that partnering with a local chocolate maker would be delicious, educational and fun.

The following Wineries have announced that their partners are as follows:

Schulze Vineyards: All That Chocolate, Wilson 

Marjim Manor: Niagara Honeymoon Sweets, Niagara Falls

Vizcarra Vineyards: Becker Farms, Gasport

Leonard Oakes Estate: Stuffed Chocolate Lmt., Amherst

Honeymoon Trail: Barker Chocolate Box, Barker

Eveningside Vineyards: Niagara Chocolates, Buffalo

Black Willow Winery: Local Chocolatier from Dove Chocolate Discoveries

Arrowhead Spring: Choco-Logo, Buffalo

Freedom Run Winery: Denise Manning-Czyrny, Chocolatier

Niagara Landing Wine Cellars: Niagara Landing's "Chocolate Dream" served with Watson's
Chocolates

Tickets are $20 plus tax presale on the Niagara Wine Trail website, www.NiagaraWineTrail.org, or $25 plus tax at the door of each of the winery, and are good throughout the weekend.

 

 

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Charlie Specht

Charlie Specht

Charlie Specht started at The News as a college intern, joining the staff full time after his graduation from St. Bonaventure. A South Buffalo native, he also lived in Marilla and is in his second year covering Niagara Falls City Hall.

cspecht@buffnews.com


Bruce Andriatch

Bruce Andriatch

Bruce Andriatch, a proud Town of Tonawanda native and a graduate of St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute and Canisius College, is the suburban editor at The News. He has been writing a weekly column since 2006. Two days after his first column appeared, the October Storm occurred, plunging much of the region into darkness and despair. Read into that what you will.

bandriatch@buffnews.com

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