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Rancho's heritage at heart of Grape Harvest Festival
2006
Overview
\"Many of the young people here don't realize what we have in the Inland Empire, and this is a way for the Chamber to bring it back on an annual basis,\" said Joe Stofa, volunteer for the Chamber and co- chairman for the festival. \"The heritage needs to be retained for the future of our young Americans.\" \"We put the event on because it represents the basic culture and heritage of the Cucamonga Valley,\" said Norm MacKenzie, president and CEO of the Chamber. \"It lets people see how wine is made, the way they did it many years ago.\" Of course, one of the focal points of the celebration will be the wine appreciation and brewery area, where visitors can try more than a dozen wines from the Joseph Filippi Winery and Vineyards and six to seven wines from the Galleano and Wine Taylor wineries.
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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