CVCC, Catawba Farms Officially Uncork Red Hawk Red Blend To The Public
Catawba Valley Community College and Catawba Farms officially debuted a new option to help people wine down with the unveiling of Red Hawk Red Blend.
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Catawba Valley Community College and Catawba Farms officially debuted a new option to help people wine down with the unveiling of Red Hawk Red Blend.
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