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LeClaire Wine Stampede benefits Humane Society of Scott County
By Sharon Wren,
18 hours agoEnjoy wine samples from some of eastern Iowa’s top wineries while raising funds for the Humane Society of Scott County.
The second annual LeClaire Wine Stampede takes place on Saturday, September 26 from 2 – 5 p.m. in downtown LeClaire. Shops along Cody Road will turn into tasting stops where guests can enjoy complimentary samples from Wide River Winery Tasting Room, Olathea Creek Vineyard & Winery, Ardon Creek Winery, Tassel Ridge Winery, 3 Sons Vineyards, Tycoga Winery & Distillery, Lubben Vineyards and Fireside Winery.
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Humane Society of Scott County, supporting animals in need. Guests can meet adoptable kittens during their Wine Stampede experience at Skinderallas Wonderland Art Collective, 110 S. Cody Road.
Tickets are $24.80 through September 19. Prices rise to $27.08 between September 20 – 26. Click here for tickets. Ticketholders will check in and pick up their Wine Stampede glass and map at the LeClaire Information Center, 117 S. Cody Road, starting at 1 p.m. on Saturday, September 26th.
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