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OROVILLE The North Sierra Wine Trail introduced three of Oroville's secluded vineyard to the public eye having tastings, food and bargains Saturday. The event, held Weekend and today, featured Long Stream Winery, Quilici Vineyards, Grey Monk Vineyards as well as five various other Northern California winemakers. "This is usually a tour including 100 comparable to the Sierra Oro Town Trail," said Lou Cecchi, company owner of Long Creek Vineyard. "This is the second time we've got done it; we did it within July . it's a very successful occasion," he said. Although the 3 wineries are in close proximity together Chris Evans und Mackenzie Geehan geöffnet Fogtown Barber  Shop   10 and the businesses are friendly, every vineyard has a distinct business and presentation as well as exclusive products. Long Creek Winery, owned by Cecchi and his wife, is on a large piece of land extended for the many ventures this business takes on. The wine is made with a variety of modern day technology mixed with " old world " Italian tradition. During a tour of Mudan District the vineyard visitors receive a look at large vineyards along with mandarin trees and grazing cows. The cattle, comprised on mini Herefords and Angus breeds, comes underneath the Baja Vaca Ranch name. The particular winery also produces Italian made olive oil. The Cecchis offered peppermint chicken with their wine and also have specials 10 percent off of half dozen bottles, 20 percent off 14 for the event. The second stop on the trail, Quilici Vineyards, is merely up the road and is managed at the home of seller Gary Quilici. The vineyard takes up 9 10 acres and also holds Kinder zu ermutigen  22 about 5,000 grapevines. "We are the only truly house grown, produced, bottled and cellered winery in Butte County, we simply make wine from our fruit," he said. Quilici began seeding his vineyard in 98 and made wine for a eating place he owned at the time. Once the success of his wines he turned his passion into a vineyard business. Their wine is now found at local restaurants and stores. The very last Oroville stop is Grey He Vineyards, which stretches in excess of 11 acres and is protected by a pin pad gate. The venue is more developed than the other two vineyard but hosts a eye-port lined tasting room looking over the vineyards, which just opened in March. A vineyard was a lifelong wish for two couples, Bruce and Apply Arrigoni and Jeanne and Gary Cecchi, who built the estate on the ground up over 16 a long time ago. The winery offers about 14 varieties available for samplings and have food paired with matching wines. They also have a percentage away sale for wine pathway participants. "Long Creek was a little more personable, they actually talked to anyone one on one," said Corinne Gerken, connected with Chico, who was participating in the trail along with her sister. "It does you helpful to see all of them . to test your personalities and get to know these people a little bit. It gives you more of a connecting flight to what you're drinking,Inch she said.
  
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