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Friday, March 27, 2015

Mountain Spirits: WIne Tasting at Appalachian Vintner in Asheville

March 28, 3 PM - 6 PM at Appalachian Vintner, 745 Biltmore Ave., Suite 121 in Asheville NC: Advintage Distributing Tasting. Enjoy the weekly tasting, this Saturday with Advintage Distributing. Originally from Charleston, SC, Advintage has newly expanded their territory to North Carolina, now providing access to new brands of wines and beer that have not yet been available in the state of North Carolina. Truly exciting stuff!

Not only that, but the folks at Appalachian Vintner are tremendously impressed with their portfolio so far, so come and share some new experiences in wine tasting.

Turning Wine Back Into Water: Another reason to love this new distributor: they are doing some good in the world. Advintage is part of an initiative called Reverse Miracle. Working in conjunction with Water Missions International, they donate clean water systems to Indonesia and Peru. For more information on the good stuff they do, visit their site.

And there's more news and events from Appalachian Vintner:

15% off cases of ALL in stock and Special order wine all day every day. Everyday is a wine sale at Appalachian Vintner. They offer deep discounts daily on all in stock wines when purchased by the half or full case, plus a huge selection of wines discounted by the single bottle. Special orders also welcome.

IPA Day is the last Saturday of the month. ALL hoppy beers are on SALE. This is a great time to stock up on your favorite hoppy beers.

Appalachian Vintner hosts Private Events. With an 80 foot bar, seating for 40+ and a standing room capacity for 200+, couches, 20 tap lines, wines by the glass and more..... Custom events are always available.

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