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1.E & K WinEry

224 E. Water St.Sandusky, OH 44870

Phone: 419-609-9463

Hours: By Appointment only

E & K Winery is located on the waterfront in Sandusky. It is one of the oldest wineries in continual operation in the state of Ohio.

2.HEartland

VinEyards

24945 Detroit Rd.Westlake, OH 44145

Phone: 440-871-0700

www.heartlandvineyards.com

Hours: Tue. 10am-8pm;Wed.-Thurs. 10am-6pm;Fri.-Sat. 10am-10pm

Stop by and enjoy one of Heartland Vineyards20 wines in our underground tasting room or browse through our home beer and wine making supply store. Join us in 2007 for the grand opening of Black Box Brewing Co; the first micro-brewery and winery in West-lake. Get up to date informa-tion on tasting room events and specials on our website.

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3.HEinEman WinEry

978 Catawba Ave.Put-in-Bay, OH 43456

Phone: 419-285-2811

www.heinemanswinery.com

Hours: Mon.-Sat. 10am-7-pm; Sun. 12-7pm;Tours-May-Sept.

Take a ferry boat to this island winery in Lake Erie. Founded in 1888, Heineman Winery is the oldest family owned winery in Ohio. Tour the winery and world famous Crystal Cave. Enjoy award winning wines and a cheese plate in our wormy chestnut tasting room or Wine Garden.

4.HErmEsVinEyards

& WinEry

6413 S. Hayes Ave. (Rt 4)Sandusky, OH 44870

Phone: 419-626-8500

www.hermesvineyards.com

Hours: Open daily.Year round

Hermes Vineyards estate bottled wines are produced from one of the largest vinifera vineyards in Ohio. Our premium wines are served by the glass, bottle and a light menu is available. An early 1800’s restored pioneer barn lends atmosphere as our tasting room. Enjoy patio seating overlooking our picturesque vineyards, a stroll around the vineyard or join us on a Saturday night to listen to live music. Please call for information.

6.JoHn CHrist

WinEry

32421 Walker Rd.Avon Lake, OH 44012

Phone: 440-933-9672

Hours: Tasting Room-Mon.-Wed. 10 am-6pm; Thurs. 10am-11pm; Fri.-Sat. 10am-12am; Wine Bar-Thurs. 5pm-11pm; Fri. 5pm-12am; Sat. 12pm-12-am; Sun. 1pm-6pm

Since 1946, John Christ Winery, has been dedicated to the production of fine quality wine. Our wines are pro-duced and bottled on the win-ery premise. Our wine maker prides himself in making great wines to enhance your enjoyment of life amongst family and friends. Visit our wine tasting bar to sample some of our many varieties of fine quality, award winning wines along with an appetiz-er. We hope to see you soon.

5.HillsidE WinEry

221 Main St., Gilboa, OH 45875

Phone: 419-456-3434

Hours: Thurs.-Sat. 12-6pm

Located within walking dis-tance of the famous “Gilboa Bull” off U.S. Route 224, Hillside Winery invites you. Feel free to enjoy a bottle of wine with a cheese platter beside the fireplace in our warm tasting room, or relax outdoors with a view of the Historical Blanchard River Bridge. Watch for our opening in August 2007.

7.KlingsHirn

WinEry

33050 Webber Rd.Avon Lake, OH 44012

Phone: 440-933-6666

www.klingshirnwine.com

Hours: Mon.-Sat., 10am-6pm; Closed Sundays & major hoildays

Klingshirn Winery is a third generation family farm winery established in the fall of 1935 by Albert R. Klingshirn in the cellar of his home. Albert’s son, Allan, purchased the farm and winery in 1955 and in 1986 his son Lee joined the operation. Lee and his wife Nancy now operate the winery continuing and expanding the family tradition. During the fall harvest, customers often observe the pressing opera-tions. At this time, much of the juice is sold fresh from the press for drinking, jelly making, freezing or home winemaking. Informal tasting is permitted and informal tours are welcomed when time permits. Appointments for formal group tours of up to 25 people must be prearranged.

8.matus WinEry

15624 Gore Orphanage Rd.Wakeman, OH 44889

Phone: 440-774-WINE

www.matuswinery.us

Hours: Mon.-Thurs, Private Parties & Appointments only; Fri. 1pm-Midnight; Sat. 1pm-Midnight

Matus Winery is located on the 75-year-old Matus Farm in Wakeman, Ohio. Visitors can enjoy wine tasting in our beautiful, 1900’s style show room. Come and taste our award winning wines. Matus Winery brings out the simpler pleasures of life that only the countryside can offer.

10.singlE trEE

WinEry

12488 Baumhart Rd..South Amherst, OH 44001

Phone: 440-965-7777

www.singletreewine.com

Hours: Tue.-Thurs. 11am-7-pm; Fri.-Sat. 1-11pm

The winery boasts an ample tasting room and is nestled in seventeen beautiful acres near Lake Erie in Ohio. The winery has an outdoor picnic area complete with seating and an area with a cozy fire near the woods. There is even an area for grilling. The tast-ing room is ideal for meet-ings, banquets and parties and serves as a weekend hospital-ity room. You may bring your own food and games to enjoy with our wine. Whether you choose to indulge yourself with a selection from our succulent dry wines or prefer instead to tempt the sweeter side of your pallet, Single Tree Winery has the finest wines to seduce your taste buds.

9.Quarry Hill

WinEry

8403 Mason Rd.Berlin Heights, Ohio 44814

Phone: 419-706-8005

www.quarryhillwinery.com

Hours: Summer/Fall daily, 10am-5:30pm; Sun. 1pm-5pm; Winter Sat. only noon-5pm; April-June Wed.-Sat. 11am-5pm; open Sun. 1pm-5pm startingMemorial WeekendOur apple orchard/cider mill has been adapted to produce fruit wines as well as quality grape wines, in addition there is a fruit and vegetable mar-ket on site. Berlin Heights is the highest ground in Erie county as its name indicates. The rolling acres of our farm offers a spectacular panaram-ic veiw of Lake Erie.These unique geographic factors allow for a beautiful setting, as well as, excellant conditions for growingfruit. Come sample our unique farm grown products this summer.

11.stonEy ridgE

WinEry

07144 Williams Co. Rd. 16Bryan, OH 43506

Phone: 419-636-3500 or 888-370-8206

www.stoneyridgewinery.com

Hours: Year round Mon.-Sat. 11am-6pm; Closed on Sundays

Tucked away in the far north-west corner of Ohio, we offer visitors a relaxing atmosphere, away from the hassles of everyday life. We offer 11 acres of vineyards, as you travel down our serene drive to our uniquely designed winery that overlooks our beautiful one-acre pond. Attend one of our festive events.

12.studio of 5 rings

20160 Center Rd.Rocky River, OH 44116

Phone:440-333-9700

www.studioof5rings.com

Hours: Tues.-Thurs. Noon- 6pm; Fri.-Sat. Noon-9pm

We bring art and wine together the way they were meant to be. Exhibiting the area’s most talented artists and offering a selection of 5 excellentCalifornia varietals made in our gallery. We have a wine to suit most pallets. Enjoy meaningful art with a glass of wine.

Events

1. Order tickets in advance at www.OhioWines.org or call our Toll Free Number 800-227-6972. Orders can be charged to a credit card or a check can be sent by mail. You must be 21 to order tickets. All ticket sales are final.

2. When ordering tickets, travelers will be asked to choose a winery to start at where their Shott Zwiesel wine glasses and main gift item will be waiting for them. All additional items will be collected at each stop.

3. Each event features a unique theme and will offer various hors d’ouevres prepared by each winery and paired with one to two samples of their wine. Allow for at least 30-40 minutes at each winery learning about the wines, the region, and the wineries.

4. The Wing Watch & Wine trail is a self-drive tour. For larger groups we suggest renting a bus/cab/limousine. In any case, please be responsible and use a designated driver to make the day safe and enjoyable!

5. There are between 12-13 wineries on the Wing Watch & Wine trail. Many travelers may choose to make their experience a two-day trip, as it is difficult to visit all the wineries in one day. There are many local Bed & Breakfasts and lodging accommodations in the area that may offer special rates for trail travelers. Please contact our office for more details.

6. Ohio Wine Producers will send all travelers an information packet about a week before the first day of the trail. This packet will include the travel card stating the designated start winery and a place for each winery to sign their initials signifying that you have visited that winery. This is your trail “ticket”. The packet will also include a brochure with a map of the trail. We suggest going to mapquest.com with the winery’s addresses to better plot a course. Credit cards will not be charged until your trail packet is finished and a receipt will be included.

We hope to see you on the trail!

PLANNING YOUR WING WATCH & WINE TRAIL SPECIAL EVENT GETAWAY

Chocolate is for Lovers

WeekendsAs the sayings go: Chocolate soothes the soul – and wine is the beverage of romance. So what could be more perfect than putting the two together for a mid winter getaway? Join the wineries along the Wing Watch and Wine trail for an escape from the winter blahs. As you visit each winery, you will enjoy a sumptuous chocolate treat paired with some wonderful locally grown wines – and collect some romantically themed gift items. Dates are always the three weekends before Valentine’s Day.

Welcome Summer

WeekendsAs the school season winds down and summer begins, use the first few weekends of June to explore wineries along Lake Erie’s spectacular south shore. Take a leisurely drive, collect festive summer themed items and enjoy crisp Rieslings, luscious vidals or fun filled blushes with appetizers designed to compliment sumertime entertaining.

Vintage Ohio An ExpEriEncE For All Your SEnSES

One of the nation’s most acclaimed wine and food events, Vintage Ohio features a plethora of activities to attract all ages and many interest groups. Ohio wines are always the premiere component, but fine food, gardening, cooking programs, lifestyle activities, wine appreciation and great entertainment have always been a part of the festivities. Additional stages will showcase the performing arts, including theater, dance, and music.

Dates are always the first full Friday and Saturday of August. Substantial discounts are available in advance for groups.

Visit www.OhioWines.org or www.visitvintageohio.com.

‘The world’s most spectacular glass,’ produced by the Schott Zweisel company of Germany have been named the ‘Official Glass of the Ohio Wine Trail Program.’

Those who participate in Ohio Wine Trails’ special events, will each receive a lovely Forté style glass to use as they visit wineries and enjoy some of the state’s best vintages. The industry is delighted to offer this spectacular glass to our trail travelers.

To learn more about Schott Zweisel’s beautiful Tritan Crystal, visit www.fortessa.com.

Schott Zwiesel

AccomodationsBed & Breakfasts

Captain Montague’s - 229 Center St., Huron, OH 44839 Phone: 800-276-4756 or 419-433-4756 www.captainmontagues.com. Featured several times in Midwest Living magazine, this comfortably elegant B & B has welcomed guests from near and far. Located in the Heart of Ohio’s north coast, the Captain’s

is minutes from all of Lake Erie’s activities including the Islands, Cedar Point, and pristine nature preserves. All guest rooms are spacious with private baths; impeccable accommodations--rest assured!

Hotels

Sawmill Creek Resort & Confer-ence Center - 400 Sawmill Creek Dr., Huron, OH 44839 Phone: 419-433-3800 The 340 acres on Lake Erie is comprised of 240 guest rooms and suites, a 35,000 s.f. confer-

ence facility, an 18-hole championship golf course, four restau-rants, shops, lakefront marine, pools and weekend entertainment. Within walking distance to Sheldon Marsh Nature Preserve-a Wing Watch destination.

Attractions

Miller Ferries to Put-in-Bay and Middle Bass Island - Phone: 800-500-2421 Website: www.millerferry.com Welcome aboard Miller Ferries to the Lake Erie resort Put-in-Bay - in the heart of the “Ohio Wine Islands” and our premier birding area. Miller passenger and vehicle ferries depart Catawba

with frequent trips, value and group fares and free parking. Visit www.millerferry.com for Island events, ferry schedules, lodging and maps.

Great Wolf Lodge - 4600 Milan Rd. Sandusky, OH 44870 Phone: 800-641-WOLF (9653) Website: www.greatwolf.com Great Wolf Lodge is located in Sandusky near Cedar Point. This Northwoods-themed resort features 271 suites, a 42,000 square foot indoor entertainment area, which includes a 200,000 gallon waterpark, a 100-

game arcade and Cub Club children’s activities. The resort also has two on-site restaurants, meeting space, and two gift shops.

Cork and Grape - Visit us at www.corkandgrape.com Cork and Grape invites you to check out our great selection of over 500 unique wine related products! We carry fun, functional and cool wine accessories focusing on home entertain-ing and great gift giving ideas. We sell retail and also wholesale to wineries and wine shops!

Contact us at info@corkandgrape.com.

The Berlin Fruit Box Co. - Samuel Patterson Baskets, 51 S. Mechanic St, Berlin Heights, OH 44814 Phone:888-905-1858. Website:www.SamualPattersonBaskets.com. Visit the oldest basket making business in Ohio (and second oldest in the nation). Established in 1858 by Samuel Patterson, the sixth genera-

tion family-run company makes fruit & vegetable baskets for the farm market, and beautiful Hardwood Maple and American Black Cherry decorative baskets for the home. Complete production, including log veneering, takes place on location. Open Monday through Friday.

Retail

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum - 751 Erieside Ave. Cleveland, OH 44114 Phone: 888-764-ROCK Website: www.rockhall.com The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum stands as a monument to the living heritage of rock and roll music. The nonprofit museum ed-ucates visitors, fans and scholars from around

the world about the continuing significance of rock and roll music through displays, videos and interactive kiosks.

Attractions cont.

Rules of the RoadWhen you travel to a winery, the first ‘rule’ is to have some fun and enjoy your visit. However, a few simple tips will help you accomplish that goal.

• If you are sampling, remember, Ohio law precludes giving away wine, so be prepared to pay a small amount for each one you taste.

• Do NOT wear heavy perfumes or colognes – and do not chew gum. All will interfere with your tasting experience.

• If you don’t enjoy a variety, simply dump it out.

• Remember – safety first. Consume responsibly – no more than a couple of ounces of wine per hour – and make sure you enjoy some food as you sample, OR, better yet, appoint a designated driver to make sure everyone who tastes has fun and returns home safely.

Once you begin your actual tasting:

• Start with the driest wine you think you will enjoy and progress through dry to sweet, whites before reds.

• Follow four basic tasting steps:• Appearance: tip your glass and look at

the wine. Is the color brilliant, intense, clear?

• Aroma: swirl the wine to release the aromas. Is it fresh, fruity, complex, grapey?

• Taste: take a small sip and roll it around in your mouth. Is it sweet, dry, light, full bodied?

• Finish: What is the overall impression after the wine is swallowed. Is it pleasant, well balanced, memorable, short lived or long lasting?

This Canal Country Brochure is the second of a series highlighting each of the six designated Wine Trails in Ohio. To obtain multiple copies of this or other trail brochures as they become available, contact: Ohio Wine Producers Association33 Tegam Way, Geneva, Ohio 44041www.OhioWines.org Email: dwinchell@OhioWines.org Phone: 800-227-6972 Fax: 440-466-4427

Wine Words

Ohio produces wines from many different kinds of grapes under our ‘cool climate’ conditions. This means our reds tend to be lighter and our whites more aromatic with fruit forward. They fall into three basic families:

Vitis vinifera: grown extensively in every wine-producing region in the world

French-American hybrids: originally developed in Europe but also widely planted in the eastern United States.

Vitis labrusca: native to North America and noted for ‘grapey’ characteristics.

Our most common winegrapes with very abbreviated descriptors:

Vitis vinifera - European style varietiesChardonnay – white – rich, complex, oaky, dry, the ‘Queen’ of white wine varietiesGewürztraminer – white – spicy, off dry, intense floral aromasPinot Gris – white – dry to off dry [grigio style], crisp, subtle fruit aromasRiesling – white – off dry to dry, fruity, crisp, fresh with nose ranges from melons to citrusCabernet Franc – red – dry as light red, sometimes an off dry blush, soft and spicy undertonesCabernet Sauvignon – red – always dry, bold, complex, depth from tannins, oak and intense fruit flavorsMerlot – red – light, dry, more fruit up front, an approachable red for beginnersPinot Noir – red – dry but lighter bodied, aromas of cherry and smoke

French American varietiesSeyval Blanc – white – with chardonnay parentage – dry, usually with some oak Traminette – white – with gewürztraminer parentage, off dry, light and spicyVidal Blanc – white – light, off dry, very fruity and aromatic, also used for ice winesVignoles – white – versatile, from dry to sweet, light and fruityChambourcin – red – most common red hybrid, light, dry, cherry and black currant nose, good introductory red

Vitis labrusca - Native American varietiesNiagara – white – aromatic, sweet and intense flavors Delaware – white – less intense labrusca, often used as a base for sparklersCatawba – white or pink – historic grape that was once the foundation of the industry – still one of the most popular of all the sweet wines soldConcord – red – another foundation grape, rich sweet, jammy grape flavors

This trail booklet is produced by Ohio Wine Producers Assocaition33 Tegam Way, Geneva, Ohio 44041800-227-6972 www.OhioWines.org

Pinot Noir Grapes

Seyval Grapes

Concord Vineyard in the Spring

Wine Words

Ohio produces wines from many different kinds of grapes under our ‘cool climate’ conditions. This means our reds tend to be lighter and our whites more aromatic with fruit forward. They fall into three basic families:

Vitis vinifera: grown extensively in every wine-producing region in the world

French-American hybrids: originally developed in Europe but also widely planted in the eastern United States.

Vitis labrusca: native to North America and noted for ‘grapey’ characteristics.

Our most common winegrapes with very abbreviated descriptors:

Vitis vinifera - European style varietiesChardonnay – white – rich, complex, oaky, dry, the ‘Queen’ of white wine varietiesGewürztraminer – white – spicy, off dry, intense floral aromasPinot Gris – white – dry to off dry [grigio style], crisp, subtle fruit aromasRiesling – white – off dry to dry, fruity, crisp, fresh with nose ranges from melons to citrusCabernet Franc – red – dry as light red, sometimes an off dry blush, soft and spicy undertonesCabernet Sauvignon – red – always dry, bold, complex, depth from tannins, oak and intense fruit flavorsMerlot – red – light, dry, more fruit up front, an approachable red for beginnersPinot Noir – red – dry but lighter bodied, aromas of cherry and smoke

French American varietiesSeyval Blanc – white – with chardonnay parentage – dry, usually with some oak Traminette – white – with gewürztraminer parentage, off dry, light and spicyVidal Blanc – white – light, off dry, very fruity and aromatic, also used for ice winesVignoles – white – versatile, from dry to sweet, light and fruityChambourcin – red – most common red hybrid, light, dry, cherry and black currant nose, good introductory red

Vitis labrusca - Native American varietiesNiagara – white – aromatic, sweet and intense flavors Delaware – white – less intense labrusca, often used as a base for sparklersCatawba – white or pink – historic grape that was once the foundation of the industry – still one of the most popular of all the sweet wines soldConcord – red – another foundation grape, rich sweet, jammy grape flavors

This trail booklet is produced by Ohio Wine Producers Assocaition33 Tegam Way, Geneva, Ohio 44041800-227-6972 www.OhioWines.org

Pinot Noir Grapes

Seyval Grapes

Concord Vineyard in the Spring

The Trail

1 - E & K Winery 224 East Water St., Sandusky, OH 44870419-609-9463

2 - Heartland Vineyards24945 Detroit Rd., Westlake, OH 44145440-871-0700/www.heartlandvineyards.com

3 - Heineman Winery978 Catawba Ave., Put-in-Bay, OH 43456419-285-2811/www.ohiowine.com

4 - Hermes Vineyrads6413 S. Hayes Rd (Rt 4), Sandusky, OH 44870419-626-8500

5 - Hillside Winery221 Main St., Gilboa, OH 45875419-456-3434

6 - John Christ Winery32421 Walker Rd., Avon Lake, OH 44012440-933-9672

7 - Klingshirn Winery33050 Webber Rd., Avon Lake, OH 44012440-933-6666/www.klingshirnwine.com

8 - Matus Winery15624 Gore Orphanage Rd., Wakeman, OH 44889440-213-1739 or 440-774-WINE

9 - Quarry Hill Winery8403 Mason Rd., Berlin Hts., OH 44814419-706-8005

10 - Single Tree Winery12488 Baumhart Rd., Amherst, OH 44001440-965-7777/www.singletreewine.com

11 - Stoney Ridge Winery07144 Williams Co. Rd., Bryan, OH 43506419-636-3500/www.stoneyridgewinery.com

12 - Studio of 5 Rings20160 Center Ridge Rd. 2nd Fl, Rocky River, OH 44116440-333-9700/www.studioof5rings.com

The Trail

1 - E & K Winery 224 East Water St., Sandusky, OH 44870419-609-9463

2 - Heartland Vineyards24945 Detroit Rd., Westlake, OH 44145440-871-0700/www.heartlandvineyards.com

3 - Heineman Winery978 Catawba Ave., Put-in-Bay, OH 43456419-285-2811/www.ohiowine.com

4 - Hermes Vineyrads6413 S. Hayes Rd (Rt 4), Sandusky, OH 44870419-626-8500

5 - Hillside Winery221 Main St., Gilboa, OH 45875419-456-3434

6 - John Christ Winery32421 Walker Rd., Avon Lake, OH 44012440-933-9672

7 - Klingshirn Winery33050 Webber Rd., Avon Lake, OH 44012440-933-6666/www.klingshirnwine.com

8 - Matus Winery15624 Gore Orphanage Rd., Wakeman, OH 44889440-213-1739 or 440-774-WINE

9 - Quarry Hill Winery8403 Mason Rd., Berlin Hts., OH 44814419-706-8005

10 - Single Tree Winery12488 Baumhart Rd., Amherst, OH 44001440-965-7777/www.singletreewine.com

11 - Stoney Ridge Winery07144 Williams Co. Rd., Bryan, OH 43506419-636-3500/www.stoneyridgewinery.com

12 - Studio of 5 Rings20160 Center Ridge Rd. 2nd Fl, Rocky River, OH 44116440-333-9700/www.studioof5rings.com

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A Natural Oasis in the Middle of It All

Lorain County 3Ohio'

Come and explore Lorain County’s beautiful natural resources by foot, bicycle, boat or car. Cycle through the Back Roads and Beaches Tour, take in the vast countryside while bird watching, tour the many magni�cent wineries or experience the arts and culture in

Oberlin; there’s something for everyone in Lorain County. For information on activities and lodging options call or stop by the Lorain County Visitors Bureau. We’re located just o� exit 140 of the Ohio Turnpike.

Lorain County Visitors Bureau · 8025 Leavitt Rd. Amherst OH 44001 800.334.1673 · www.visitloraincounty.com

www.visitloraincounty.com 1-800-334-1673

A - Sandy Ridge Reservation6195 Otten Road-N. Ridgeville440-327-3626

B - Vermilion River Reservation51211 N. Ridge Road-Vermilion 440-967-7310

C - Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Research Reserve2514 Cleveland Road, East-Huron419-433-4601 D - Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve2715 Cleveland Road, West-Huron419-433-4919

E - Magee Marsh Wildlife Area13229 West St. Rt. 2-Oak Harbor419-898-0960

F - Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge14000 West St. Rt. 2-Oak Harbor419-898-0014

Birding Locations

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A Natural Oasis in the Middle of It All

Lorain County 3Ohio'

Come and explore Lorain County’s beautiful natural resources by foot, bicycle, boat or car. Cycle through the Back Roads and Beaches Tour, take in the vast countryside while bird watching, tour the many magni�cent wineries or experience the arts and culture in

Oberlin; there’s something for everyone in Lorain County. For information on activities and lodging options call or stop by the Lorain County Visitors Bureau. We’re located just o� exit 140 of the Ohio Turnpike.

Lorain County Visitors Bureau · 8025 Leavitt Rd. Amherst OH 44001 800.334.1673 · www.visitloraincounty.com

www.visitloraincounty.com 1-800-334-1673

A - Sandy Ridge Reservation6195 Otten Road-N. Ridgeville440-327-3626

B - Vermilion River Reservation51211 N. Ridge Road-Vermilion 440-967-7310

C - Old Woman Creek National Estuarine Research Reserve2514 Cleveland Road, East-Huron419-433-4601 D - Sheldon Marsh State Nature Preserve2715 Cleveland Road, West-Huron419-433-4919

E - Magee Marsh Wildlife Area13229 West St. Rt. 2-Oak Harbor419-898-0960

F - Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge14000 West St. Rt. 2-Oak Harbor419-898-0014

Birding Locations

To further support the Wing Watch & Wine Trail, Zeiss will donate $25 for every pair ofZeiss Binoculars, purchased between May 1st, 2007 and April 30, 2008.

Mail this completed form, alongwith a copy of the store receipt of your Zeiss Binocular to:Zeiss Sports Optics, Wing Watch & Wine Trail, 13005 N. KingstonAve., Chester VA 23836

Zeiss is a proud sponsor of the Wing Watch & Wine Trail

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