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Opolo's 2013 Adriatic Coast Trip

Rick Quinn, owner of Opolo Vineyards of Paso Robles, California has just announced the Opolo's 2013 Adriatic Coast Tour, led by Rick himself.

Rick was born in Minnesota where he was an active member of the Serbian Church and community of Duluth. He is an avid member, player and supporter of the tambura community. Come join your favorite winery as they taste, tour and experience the fine foods, wines, and sites of that part of Europe. The tour will be June 19 - July 2 and he is inviting those who would like to join the group tour to do so at the vineyard website.

Click on the Adriatic Tour link for the complete day by day tour information.

Come join your favorite winery as we taste, tour and experience the Adriatic region of Europe. This is a once in a lifetime travel opportunity!

Call or e-mail for more information! 805.238.9593, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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