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In 1990, he founded "A Culinary Evening With the California Winemasters," benefiting the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's research and care programs.
Allen R. Balik 2006
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Today, Winemasters hosts 1,400 guests, over 65 California wineries and more than 30 guest chefs from around the world.
Allen R. Balik 2006
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As one of the largest charity wine auctions in the world, Winemasters annually nets over $1.2 million.
Allen R. Balik 2006
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- Winemasters of Nairobi, agents for several large South African wine exporters including the famous Nederburg and Zonnebloem range, will be conducting a wine-tasting function by their Cellarmaster,
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The fledgling cooperative took two "best of class" awards, for a dessert wine and a fruit wine, two golds, three silvers and a bronze, in the 2010 Winemasters Choice Awards.. (
Delusional Duck 2010
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