Motorcycle wine tour to Walla Walla planned for Saturday


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PROSSER -- Backers of the Walter Clore Wine and Culinary Center will hold the second annual Moteur de Vine fundraiser motorcycle tour Saturday.

This year, the tour will visit the vineyards and wineries near Walla Walla. It includes a catered lunch, a barbecue and a dance.

Cost is $100 per rider, $50 for those attending the barbecue and dance only.

Motors fire up at 10 a.m. sharp.

All proceeds will go to the Clore Center, a proposed wine and food agritourism mecca in Prosser.

For more information, call the Clore center office at 509-786-1000, or visit www.moteurdevine.com.

 



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Posted by lobo at 06/25/09 11:54PM        Post ID#: #5883

Worthy cause but are these people nuts?

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Posted by summertimeblues at 06/26/09 02:48PM        Post ID#: #5949

do we really need a bunch of wine tasters on bikes????


No I am not saying that all people who taste wine are drunks but on the big wine tasting weekends you can not find an available limo for a reason.

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