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Memorial Day Is For Wine

by Farley

I’d like to extend yet another holiday invitation to Bay Area wine drinkers and readers. Thomas Fogarty Winery will be open for tasting today from 11 until 5 (we’re usually closed on Monday). Though I must admit, I hope it’s not quite as crazy as yesterday. I don’t think I had time to breathe until about 5:30 or so.

But I’m rested and ready to go again, so come visit us for tasty wine and spectacular views. There’s also plenty of hiking trails and the ever-fun Alice’s Restaurant to have some lunch. Or bring a picnic and have a bottle of wine at our tables out front.

We’re on Skyline Blvd/Hwy 35 between Page Mill Road and Woodside Rd/Hwy84. (call 650-851-6777 if you need directions.) If you tell me you came because of this post, I might even open something special for you.

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