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Seville Wine Festival coming Nov. 10

   November 1, 2013

Seville Quarter will be hosting its 3rd Annual Wine Festival on Nov. 10. Festival-goers will enjoy samples of 200 handpicked wines from around the world poured by 10 local distributors. A special feature will be a Champagne and Oyster Bar in the courtyard. All wines will be available to purchase at special festival pricing and your admission includes a $5 coupon towards your purchase.

In addition to the wine there will be food tastings by Seville Quarter, The Grand Marlin, Jaco’s Bayfront Grill, Culinary Productions, Cajun Specialty Meats and Harris Ranch Natural Beef. To round out the festival there will be hand-crafted micro-brew beers, a cigar sampling in the outdoor courtyard by Grand Reserve and great Live Entertainment.

“We have always believed Seville Quarter is the perfect venue for a top-notch wine festival,” says Seville Quarter’s Bill Carlson. “With our seven different themed rooms and courtyards it will be a unique experience to sample and learn about wine. The addition of the local culinary talent along with all the wine will be a unique experience”.

The Seville Quarter Wine Festival
When: 2-5 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 10
Where: Seville Quarter, 130 E. Government St.
Cost: Tickets available in Seville’s Wine and Gift Shoppe, $35 Advance, $40 Day of Festival.

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