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Crush Rush 2010



Friday, Saturday, Sunday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Finding a wonderful wine is like finding a hidden treasure. And during the Spokane Wineries Crush Rush Scavenger Hunt, you can do both. Visit the Sign Up page at http://www.SpokaneWineries.net/contact/
and download your scavenger hunt list.
Pick up 10 of the items now through October 17, and you could win a private winetasting for eight. Be sure to check open hours at each winery as these may vary.







Participating Wineries:

Arbor Crest Wine Cellars

Barili Cellars

Barrister Winery

Caterina Winery

Emvy Cellars

Grande Ronde Cellars

Knipprath Cellars

Latah Creek Wine Cellars

Liberty Lake Wine Cellars

Lone Canary Winery

Mountain Dome Winery

Nodland Cellars

Overbluff Cellars

Robert Karl Cellars

Townshend Cellar

Vintage Hill Cellars

Whitestone Winery

Click on http://www.sipofspokane.com/2010/03/get-thee-to-winery-local-list.html for the local list of wineries.
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