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CLASSES CAROLINA WINE CLUB, Wine Shop -- Park Road, 2442 Park Road and Westye Group Showroom, 127 W. Worthington Ave. $35 each. 6:30-8:p.m. Tuesday: Organic and Biodynamic Viticulture (Wine Shop). Reservations: 704-344-8027 or info@carolinawineclub.com or www.carolinawineclub.com . MOREHEAD INN AUTUMN & WINTER WINE SERIES, 1122 E. Morehead St. 6-8 p.m.; $35 per class. Oct. 25: ...
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