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Welcome to the West Central Wine & Distillery Trail tour. Here’s your Passport to our regions best wine and moonshine, with seven wineries and distilleries waiting to share their historic craft and timeless secrets.

Collect stamps at all seven venues and we’ll send you a free gift to commemorate your journey. Your souvenir Passport will be returned along with the gift. Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.

You must be 21 years old to participate, and only one Passport per visitor is permitted.

Mail your completed Passport to:Country Roads Wine & Distillery TrailC/O Roane County Economic Development AuthorityPO Box 1Spencer, WV 25276

Please savor our products responsibility, and never drink and drive.

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Appalachian Distillery3875 Cedar Lakes Drive

Ripley, WV 25271304-372-7000

www.appalachian-moonshine.com

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Chestnut Ridge Winery15 Chestnut RidgeSpencer, WV 25276

304-377-5721www.facebook.com/ChestnutRidgeWinery

www.chestnutridgewinery.comSee Hours

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Fisher Ridge Winery107 Winery Road

Liberty, WV 26124(304) 342-8702

www.fisherridgewine.com*By Appointment Only*

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Stone Road Vineyard1800 Morehead RidgeElizabeth, WV 26143

304-481-3591www.StoneRoadVineyard.com

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1. Winetree VineyardsVienna, WV

2. Stone Road VineyardElizabeth, WV

3. Appalachian DistilleryRipley, WV

4. Chestnut Ridge WinerySpencer, WV

5. Fisher Ridge WineryLiberty, WV

6. Toscano In Appalachia WinesParkersburg, WV

7. The Sweeter Side of the FeudSpencer, WV

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The Sweeter Side of the Feud(Winery & Distillery)

517 Colt RunSpencer, WV 25276

304-927-3810*By Appointment Only*

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Toscano in Appalachia Wines113 Ann Street

Parkersburg, WV 26101304-786-2180

Tuesday - Saturday 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

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Winetree Vineyards772 Jesterville RoadVienna, WV 26105

304-865-0507www.winetreevineyards.com

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Wine was discovered about 6,000 years ago in either Mesopotamia, Palestine/Israel or what is now called Georgia.

The process of wine making has been refined over thousands of years with the cross-breeding of grapes and discoveries about how climate affects them.

Almost all wine grapes produce clear juice. Red wines get their color from the skins, which are included in the mix when a red wine is fermented. White wines usually are fermented only from juice. Pink wines typically are made from starting a fermentation with red wine juice and skins, then removing the partially fermented wines from the skins after a short period.

Wines that have corks in them should always be stored in such a way that the cork stays moist—on their sides or upside down. All wines also should be keep in moderate temperatures and somewhere where there is little variation in that temperature.

Fun Facts About Wine

The term “moonshine” was actually brought to this country by British settlers who used it to describe various tasks that had to be done at night.

The Secret of XXX—If you’re old enough to remem-ber the Beverly Hillbillies, you already know that the designation “XXX” on a jug says there’s moonshine in it. But what does it mean? It means the shine has been run through the still three times so it’s almost pure alcohol.

Hard-core NASCAR fans are probably already aware that their beloved sport goes back to the bootleg-ging days of 1920s. Eventually someone got the bright idea of racing those cars on a track and stock car racing was born.

When it comes out of the still the final time it is crystal clear and anywhere between 150 and 170 proof.

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Completion Certification

(For Country Roads Wine & Distillery Association Use)If you would like to pick your Passport upimmediately, follow the directions on the

following link.http://www.countryroadswineanddistillerytrial.com/passport

Contact us at:www.countryroadswineanddistillerytrail.com

304-927-5189304-372-1151

**Please call each producer for hours of operation.**

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.Printed by Spencer Newspapers

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Roane CountyEconomic Development Authority

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