Why not come along and get those family photos you've always meant to have done. Be they full on festive, just fun or a little more formal the choice is yours. It will be in the side room, between 10am and 4pm in the friendly surroundings of the Deli & Cafe where you can always get a bite to eat or a have a drink. Maybe after the photo session would be best. For more info go to www.drumstudio-photos.com/pop-up-mini-photoshoots
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TWO OPEN WEEKENDS
17-18th November
24-25th November
11am-5pm
7 DYERS HILL CHARLBURY
tea-coffee-mulled wine-
part of Charlbury Christmas ARTWEEKS
We are at the Quaker Meeting House in Market Street all day.
We are getting some stuff that is not suitable, either categories we didn't ask for, or clothing not suitable for refugees in outdoor camp environments.
So another way you could help is by coming and collecting bags of such items and taking them away to dispose of (e.g. recycling, charity shops).
Marion Coates is exhibiting from home this November, so come and peruse paintings, plus a proliferation of personalised pocket-money presents at 20 The Playing Close! Two weekends, 17/18th and 24/25th November, 11am to 5pm.
Briony will be exhibiting her sculptures as part of Christmas Art Weekends 2018
17/18th November
24/25th November
11am - 5pm
Gothic House, Church Street, Charlbury
All welcome
2.30pm on the Playing Close every other Sunday afternoon from September through to November. All welcome, please come along and help yourself to FREE fruit.
9th & 23rd September, 7th & 21st October, 4th & 18th November
This year we expect to have over 50 varieties of apple, also plums, grapes, pears, quinces, and medlars. This week, now we are into the late season, we won't have so many apples as in October, but there are still several different varieties and also lots and lots of wonderful QUINCES which can be used to make QUINCE JAM and lots of OTHER QUINCE RECIPES. There will also be MEDLARS which will need bletting before making MEDLAR JELLY OR CHUTNEY.
If you have spare apples (or grapes, plums, pears, quinces and medlars) for picking and you'd like them to be given away free at these events throughout the autumn, please contact sharecroppers@charlburygreeenhub.org.uk or 01608-811057 - we pick fruit from within an 8 mile radius from Charlbury. Enormous thanks to everyone who offers their surplus fruit for picking and redistribution every year rather than see it wasted - we couldn't do this without your generosity.
In 2017, Charlbury Sharecroppers' received the OCVA Environmental Award from the Oxfordshire Community and Voluntary Action organisation at Oxford Town Hall. This is county-wide recognition that what we are doing in Charlbury is a really good model for other communities to follow.
2018 is Charlbury Sharecroppers' 11th year - last year we redistributed about 2 tonnes of apples, do you remember your favourite varieties and when they were available? The fruit is given away FREE and you can take it for eating fresh, cooking, or storing.
When to eat apples and pears?
Early season apples don't store well fresh and need eating or cooking straight away but varieties that ripen in October will store for several weeks, keep them in the salad draw in your fridge or in a cold garage - perforated plastic bags are good to stop russets shrivelling. Pears need to be stored in fridge and brought out a few at a time to room temperature for a few days until they are soft enough to eat - test by pressing the neck or if gentle pressure of thumb nail goes through the skin - then they will be divine - an unripe crunchy pear is such a wasted opportunity!
A contemporary service in St Mary's Church at 6pm. Join us for coffee and cake at 5.45pm.
6.30-7.00pm. Reduce the risk of identity theft, bring confidential paper waste for secure shredding, fund raiser for the Charlbury Community Centre Appeal and also for hiring the Memorial Hall for next Bring & Take.
Bring your bags to the One Village warehouse on the trading estate just over the railway bridge on Forest Road (OX7 3HH). Cost is £5 per bag with 50% going towards local causes. Please phone Christine Elliott on 811057 for more information. Grateful thanks to One Village for letting us use their premises.
Heavy duty polypropylene sacks able to hold 20kg of paper are available free at Larcum's Gallery (ex-Post Office).
No need to remove staples, paperclips or plastic spines, but please DO NOT include plastic sleeves, folders or CDs.
Certificate of destruction provided if required. The paper gets reprocessed into paper products within just a few weeks.
Shredding by Datashredders Ltd
Organised every May and November by Charlbury Green Hub. Since 2009, when this event was first arranged in Charlbury, 7,400kg of paper have been shredded which is equivalent to 110 trees and over £1,700 has been raised for Charlbury charities.
Memorial Hall, Charlbury at 7.30pm
Muriel Pilkington is our guest speaker for November, giving a talk on the Lost villages of Oxfordshire - A hundred villages in Oxfordshire that were listed in the Domesday Book are no longer in existence. Muriel will explain why villages such as Widford near Swinbrook have disappeared from maps.
Charlbury WI is a flourishing group with over 40 members. We welcome visitors to our meetings, come along, chat to members, hear the talk and afterwards enjoy a slice of homemade cake and tea or coffee.
Extraordinary singer songwriter Gaz Pacho, 'on tour' in the backroom of the Three Horseshoes for four nights in November, performing his album 'Please Don't Make Me Stroke Your Dog' in its entirety.
Tickets are now available from Cotswold Frames for £5 (cash only and the correct money if possible please!). Limited space on each night so here at Gaz Pacho HQ we recommend you move swiftly in purchasing your favoured date.
The pub is open from 7pm - backroom opens 8.45pm and Gaz Pacho will perform shortly after so please arrive in good time to get the drinks in and soak up the pre-gig vibes.
Gaz Pacho Facts:
His debut performance (then known as Dylan Hyperspace) amassed over 285 views on YouTube in JUST 4 years.
There are no other Gaz Pacho facts currently available.
Our 2018 season starts on Saturday November 2018. We are open this weekend for early birds who want to come to choose and tag a tree for cutting and collection in December. Please note that we will not be cutting trees this weekend.
Our trees have benefitted from the wet spring and have put on growth. There are plenty to choose from in our mini forest, Norway Spruce and Belgian Spruce, and all sizes. So do come and have a look.
Extraordinary singer songwriter Gaz Pacho, 'on tour' in the backroom of the Three Horseshoes for four nights in November, performing his album 'Please Don't Make Me Stroke Your Dog' in its entirety.
Tickets are now available from Cotswold Frames for £5 (cash only and the correct money if possible please!). Limited space on each night so here at Gaz Pacho HQ we recommend you move swiftly in purchasing your favoured date.
The pub is open from 7pm - backroom opens 8.45pm and Gaz Pacho will perform shortly after so please arrive in good time to get the drinks in and soak up the pre-gig vibes.
Gaz Pacho Facts:
His debut performance (then known as Dylan Hyperspace) amassed over 285 views on YouTube in JUST 4 years.
There are no other Gaz Pacho facts currently available.
Wendy Wilson, Wendy Clifford and Tony Lloyd are exhibiting in the Cornbury Room at the Bell Inn
You are warmly invited to join us for drinks on Saturday 24th November between midday and 3pm
The Exhibition continues on Sunday 25th November 10.30am - 6pm
The Bell Inn will be open for coffee, drinks and meals
Please note that there is parking behind the Bell Inn and wheelchair access
For further Information Wendy Clifford wmf.clifford@talktalk.net
You are warmly invited to my Open Studio as part of Christmas Artweeks. I shall be open 11am-5pm at
6 Tanners Court
Charlbury OX7 3RP
I shall be selling glass Christmas decorations, handmade Christmas cards, musical gifts made in fused glass and stained glass panels to hang in a window.
No purchase necessary, just come and see my work.
Contact: anna@annagillespieglass.co.uk
Look out for the Artweeks trail map.
The Town Council will meet on Monday 26th November in the Corner House (Ann Downer Room) to consider recently submitted planning applications relating to Charlbury. The meeting will start at 8pm unless members are to be addressed by an external speaker in which case the start time will be brought forward to 7:30pm.
For further details see the Town Council page www.charlbury.info/community/31
Our November monthly quiz will be held on 28th at 7.30pm for an 8pm start.
The host this time will be Derek Collett. There will be hot and cold, alcoholic and soft drinks for sale as well as crisps, cakes etc.
Tickets, £5 per person, are available from the Community Centre reception desk. Please don't leave it until the last minute to buy them, or you might be disappointed. Tables are for a maximum of 6, but you do not need a whole table of people to come - we will put you with others where necessary to make up the numbers.
The Town Council will meet in the Corner House (Morris Room) at 7:30pm on Wednesday 28th November.
The meeting is open to the public and all are welcome to attend as observers only.
10 minutes are available at the start of the meeting for members of the public who wish to address the Council by prior arrangement with the Town Clerk. If you wish to address the council during this time please contact the Town Clerk on 01608 810608 or at charlburytc@btinternet.com as soon as possible.
For further details see the Town Council page at www.charlbury.info/community/31
Live comedy in the back room. £5 entry
Don't forget: Thursday nights are also cheap wine night and pizza nights!
Come along to hear what ATIC has been doing to help local Charlbury residents since it began its services in Autumn 2017 and to give feedback on local needs.
AGM is open to ATIC members and non-members â€" all interested organisations and individuals welcome. 7.30 p.m., Garden Room, Memorial Hall.
More information from ATIC: charlburyalltogether@gmail.com or 07487 413892
These have been re-instated! Age UK will show a film every month on the last Friday of the month at 2pm (with the exception of December). Anybody can come, regardless of age. We are not allowed to publicise the film to be shown under the terms of the licence, but the film on November 30th has a Christmas theme, and you can find out in the Community Centre what it will be. In future participants may be given a choice of films. This event is free, refreshments are available from the Community Centre cafe and you are encouraged to stay afterwards to have a drink and chat about the film.
Future film club dates:
Friday 25th January 2019
Friday 22nd February 2019
Friday 29th March 2019
The music of THE LOST ART is original, melodic, sophisticated and funky and we're really looking forward to having them on stage at the Speakeasy. You can hear them online at www.thelostartduo.com. Do come along and hear them live.
Alongside the music will be a special unique edition of From Our (Very) Own Correspondent featuring reports from a team of seasoned foreign correspondents now based in Charlbury....
Entry is £8 at the door from 8pm and you can bring your own drinks (plastic glasses provided).
Town councillors will be available between 10am and noon in the Corner House (Morris Room) to hear your comments and answer your questions. No appointment necessary - just come along!
For further details see the Town Council page at www.charlbury.info/community/31
10am - 12noon in the Memorial Hall in aid of St. Mary's Church. Join us for sausage butties with tea or coffee and popular stalls including Cakes, Gifts, Toiletries, White Elephant, Plants, Raffle, Jewellery, Books, Toys, Bottles, Christmas Decorations and Flamingo Paperie cards.
An information session aimed at helping you be more confident in providing care and support for someone living with dementia and memory loss. Saturday, 1 December from 2.00 to 4.00 p.m. in the Memorial Hall.
The session is for family carers or friends/neighbours looking out for someone living with memory and thinking problems and will be run by a local dementia care professional. Come and join us at this event to find out more about dementia and dementia care and to meet others in similar circumstances.
More information from Dementia Friendly Charlbury: charlburydf@gmail.com or phone 810192.
vOx return to Charlbury with a programme of baroque classics, including Vivaldi's Gloria, Handel's Zadok the Priest and Bach motets Komm, Jesu, Komm and Lobet den Herrn. There will be some not-so-well-known gems by contemporaries of Bach. Check out www.vox-choir-oxford.co.uk/concerts for more information. Concert starts at 7:30.
vOx return to St Mary's Charlbury with a programme of baroque classics, including Vivaldi's Gloria, Handel's Zadok the Priest and Bach motets Komm, Jesu, Komm and Lobet den Herrn. There will be some not-so-well-known gems by contemporaries of Bach. Check out www.vox-choir-oxford.co.uk/concerts for more information. Concert starts at 7:30.
Charlbury Street Fair is excited to announce their second annual Christmas Fair on Sunday 2nd December, 11am-4pm at the Memorial Hall.
Lots of lovely gift ideas, hot and cold refreshments and wonderful raffle prizes!
Swifts expert Chris Mason will talk about encouraging swifts to come and nest in Charlbury and fill the sky during the summer months.
7.30 in the Thomas Gifford Room at the Community Centre. £5 on the door to include a glass of wine.
This is a fundraising event to support the Swifts Community Art Project. You can now see the installation of 50 mosaic swifts in the courtyard outside.
We'd love to see you between 10.30am and noon for our annual festive open morning. It's a chance for you to help our members celebrate Christmas and to find out more about the Day Centre. We hope to have some scrumptious home made cakes for sale as well.
Please come to the big pre-Christmas special:
"BREXIT - WE NOW NEED A PEOPLE'S VOTE"
Proposer: Liz Leffman, Trustee and campaigner
Opposer: Alasdair Ross, Journalist and researcher
Chaired by Jonathan Luxmoore
Morris Room, Corner House, Charlbury
@ 20.00
Bring your own arguments!
£3.00 on the door (free for under-21s)
Guinguette D'Oxford will be playing in the café at Charlbury Community Centre on Sunday 9th December 1-2.30pm. This group plays beautiful French Guinguette music and comprise of a singer, two accordions, a guitar, a fiddle and a bass.
There is no entry fee and the café will be serving wine, beer, coffee light lunches and all the usual goodies. Please come along for a relaxing Sunday lunchtime.
Strings & Pipes & Friends' Christmas concert will be held on Monday 10 December at 7.30pm in the Baptist Church. This will be followed by refreshments and a retiring collection for Crisis at Christmas. All very welcome.
The Town Council will meet in the Corner House (Morris Room) at 8pm on Wednesday 12th December. NOTE: This is NOT a full council meeting.
The sole purpose of this meeting is to consider the council's budget for 2019/20 and to recommend a precept for that year. Any recommendation will be considered for approval by resolution at the full council meeting on 19th December.
This meeting is open to the public and all are welcome to attend as observers only.
Our monthly quiz night will be earlier this month (Wednesday 12th) as everyone gets busy nearer to Christmas. Doors open at 7.30pm, the quiz starts promptly at 8pm. There will be a bar and - this month only - mince pies(and maybe mulled wine)!
Quiz master is Tom Smith. Tickets, £5 each will be available from the Community Centre from 28th November (the date of the previous quiz).
The party for those who work from home. Paid, unpaid, full or part time, appreciated and unappreciated!
7.30 at The Bell. Buffet and bar, £7.50 per head, book and or pay in advance directly to The Bell (payment can be taken over the phone).
Any questions call Nicola on 07968381335
Henry Witheridge was awarded the Christopher Lloyd scholarship for 2017-18, and spent a year working in the garden at Great Dixter in East Sussex, learning practical skills and developing a deeper understanding of the craft of traditional flower gardening.
Great Dixter was the family home of gardener and gardening writer Christopher Lloyd. it was the focus of his energy and enthusiasm and fuelled over 40 years of books and articles. It is an historic house, a garden, a centre of education, and a place of pilgrimage for horticulturalists from across the world.
You'll find more information at www.greatdixter.co.uk
This talk has been rescheduled from November.
Charlbury Memorial Hall at 8pm. Doors open 7.30 and talk starts at 8.00.
Non-members £3, free to members (includes mulled wine and mince pies).
On late opening night in Charlbury the primary school choir will be touring the town singing in various locations. They will end up at the Community Centre (at around 8pm), where there will be more carols, mince pies, mulled wine and festive fun! Please join us - everyone is welcome.
Join us at 9am for Messy Church Nativity. Breakfast and messy crafts and a nativity play. More details to follow.
3pm in All Saints Church, Shorthampton. All welcome.
Cert. PG / 103mins
A film for the whole family to enjoy together.
Following on from his adventures after his move to London, Paddington, now happily settled with the Brown family and a popular member of the local community, picks up a series of odd jobs to buy the perfect present for his Aunt Lucy's 100th birthday, only for the gift to be stolen.
Free popcorn for children and mince pies for adults.
Memorial Hall, Charlbury at 3pm. Doors and licensed bar from 2.15pm
Admission: Family Ticket (2 adults and one or two children), £12. Adults, £5. U15s, £3.
Come and join us on Gaudete Sunday, the 16th December, at 3pm for our annual Advent Carol Service - St Teresa's Church, on the corner of Fisher's Lane and Sheep Street.
All are very welcome
The Town Council will meet on Monday 17th December in the Corner House (Ann Downer Room) to consider recently submitted planning applications relating to Charlbury. The meeting will start at 8pm unless members are to be addressed by an external speaker in which case the start time will be brought forward to 7:30pm.
For further details see the Town Council page www.charlbury.info/community/31
The Town Council will meet in the Corner House (Morris Room) at 7:30pm on Wednesday 19th December.
The meeting is open to the public and all are welcome to attend as observers only.
10 minutes are available at the start of the meeting for members of the public who wish to address the Council by prior arrangement with the Town Clerk. If you wish to address the council during this time please contact the Town Clerk on 01608 810608 or at charlburytc@btinternet.com as soon as possible.
For further details see the Town Council page at www.charlbury.info/community/31
Charlbury Green Hub will be providing a pop-up SESI refill station for household cleaning products at the Makers' Monthly Market in the Memorial Hall (5-8pm) on the third Thursday of every month. This month, we will have unfragranced washing-up liquid and non-bio laundry liquid for refilling your own bottles and also bottles of their full range so you can buy a bottle of product this time (50p deposit for the bottle) and refill again another month. We need to find out which are the popular lines so that we can stock larger quantities for refilling.
Refill price per litre + 50p deposit for initial bottle
£2.00/litre Washing-up liquid (unfragranced) - 500ml bottle
£2.00/litre Washing-up liquid (spiced ginger) - 500ml bottle
£2.50/litre Non-bio laundry liquid - 1 litre bottle
£3.00/litre Biological laundry liquid - 1 litre bottle
£2.00/litre Fabric conditioner - 1 litre bottle
£2.80/litre Delicate and hand laundry liquid - 500ml bottle
£2.00/litre Surface cleaner (lavender & rosemary) - 500ml bottle
£3.00/litre Cream cleanser - 500ml bottle
£1.00/litre White vinegar for cleaning - 1 litre bottle
£1.50/litre Window and glass cleaner (sea grass) - 500ml spray bottle
£2.40/litre Toilet cleaner (lotus & sea salt) - 1 litre bottle
£2.00/litre Hard water rinse aid for dishwashers - 1 litre bottle
£6.00/litre Fig hand soap - 500ml pump dispenser
£6.00/litre English rose hand soap - 500ml pump dispenser
Evenlode Jazz will be playing a pre Christmas gig at the Three Horseshoes with their usual mix of swing jazz, Latin and well known songs with guest vocalists.
8.30 till late - free entry.
Join us for our annual carols by candlelight service at 5.30pm in St Mary's. Everyone is very welcome.
All are welcome to the Mass of Christmas Night with Carols (in place of Midnight Mass) - 8.30pm, St.Teresa's Church, on the corner of Sheep Street and Fisher's Lane.
8am Holy Communion in St Mary's Church
9am Holy Communion in All Saints' Shorthampton
10.30am Christmas Morning Holy Communion in St Mary's Church
Singer/songwriter Brian Boothby will perform original works from his latest album 'Firegazing'. Describing the collection as 'lyrical, story-weaving songs of land, loss, vision and valediction' Brian hopes to inspire contemplation fitting for the season of reflection on the past year and looking forward to the next.
Discover more at www.brianboothby.co.uk
In the Memorial Hall, Charlbury at 3pm, followed by free tea and cake.
Tickets £12 from Cotswold Frames or Larcum's nearer the date, or reserve by emailing charlburyrefugee@gmail.com
Sketching the Figure - experimental drawing
7:30 at the Memorial Hall Charlbury
A Bring and Buy in the Quaker Meeting House, 9.30 - 12.
Please bring donations on the Friday evening if convenient, or email charlburyrefugee@gmail.com for other arrangements.
All proceeds will go to refugee relief.
Cert.12A / 124mins.
London, 1946. Juliet (Lily James), a charismatic and free-spirited writer receives a letter from a member of a mysterious literary club started in Nazi-occupied Guernsey. Her curiosity piqued, Juliet decides to visit the island. There she meets the delightfully eccentric members of the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, including Dawsey (Michiel Huisman), the rugged and intriguing farmer who wrote her the letter.
As the secrets from their wartime past unfold, Juliet's growing attachment to the island, the book club and her affection for Dawsey will change the course of her life forever.
Memorial Hall, Charlbury at 7pm.
(doors & licensed bar from 6.15pm)
Admission: Adults, £5 / U15s, £3
First Meeting for 2019 Street Fair
5pm Cornbury Room Bell Hotel.
Cert. 12 / 116mins
Last February, the first entry in our new ChOC Classic Cinema strand, Brief Encounter, attracted a large and very attentive audience, who braved a chilly winter's evening to reappraise one of the best British films ever made.

2019's ChOC Classic hails from the other side of the Atlantic. Made in 1959 by the legendary Billy Wilder, Some Like It Hot stars Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis as two down-at-heel Chicagoan jazz musicians who inadvertently witness the St Valentine's Day Massacre. They succeed in escaping the clutches of a vicious mob run by the sinister 'Spats' Colombo (George Raft) by securing jobs with a touring band of female musicians in the new guises of 'Josephine' and 'Daphne'. On a train to Miami, they make the acquaintance of the bewitching 'Sugar' Kane (Marilyn Monroe) and Josephine (Curtis) quickly falls in love with her, later pursuing her in Florida disguised as an oil magnate. Daphne catches the eye of wealthy playboy Osgood Fielding the Third (Joe E. Brown) and so, for a while, our heroes' major dilemma involves trying to extricate themselves from the romances that their enforced cross-dressing have embroiled them in. But when Colombo's mobsters arrive on the scene, Josephine and Daphne have to face up to the rather more pressing task of saving their own necks.
A genuine cinematic classic, Some Like It Hot is an hilarious comedy drama illuminated by superb performances from Lemmon, Curtis and Monroe. This is a film guaranteed to warm the cockles in the depths of winter so please join us to enjoy ChOC Classic Cinema Part 2.
Memorial Hall, Charlbury at 7pm.
(doors & licensed bar from 6.15pm)
Admission: Adults £5 / U15s £3
Wworkshops Round the World
7:30 at the Memorial Hall, Charlbury
Alastair Ross (harpsichord)
In the Memorial Hall at 3pm, followed by free tea and cake.
Alastair Ross was a chorister at Christ Church, and an organ scholar at New College, Oxford, where he gained a First in Music. He has worked as a freelance harpsichordist and organist for thirty five years. He is principal keyboard player of the Academy of Ancient Music and The Sixteen, with whom he played a Handel Organ Concerto in the 2009 BBC Proms. He also plays with Canzona, with whose director, Theresa Caudle, he teaches every year on courses of baroque chamber music at Benslow and Jackdaws.
"In my twenties, I wanted to be an organist. I was organ scholar at New College, Oxford; studied in America; and had church jobs at High Wycombe Parish Church and St Margaret's, Westminster. I passionately love that repertoire, but gave it up when I realised that I'd rather drag my young children into the Chiltern Hills than into church on Sunday mornings."
Tickets £12 from Cotswold Frames or Larcum's nearer the date, or reserve by emailing charlburyrefugee@gmail.com
Allen W. Seaby, colour woodcut printing
7:30 at the Memorial Hall, Charlbury
Rachel Beckett (flute and recorder) and Alastair Ross (harpsichord)
Programme information to follow.
'...[Rachel Beckett's] solo which she played almost senza vibrato, was purest joy. She played her melodies with the most wonderful intimacy and calmness.' Hamburger Abendblatt
In the Memorial Hall at 3pm, followed by free tea and cake.
Tickets £12 from Cotswold Frames or Larcum's nearer the date, or reserve by emailing charlburyrefugee@gmail.com
All proceeds to Charlbury Refugee Action Group
Spring Exhibition shared with the Garden Society
at the Memorial Hall, Charlbury
How to look at Sculpture
7:30 at the Memorial Hall, Charlbury
Charlbury Museum will reopen for the 2019 season on Easter Saturday 10.30 am to 12.30 pm and on Easter Sunday and Easter Monday from 2.30 to 4.30 pm. The new exhibition will star the newly restored wagon in the room built with the generous donations of Charlbury people and organisations in 2002.
Saxon Art and Archaeology
7:30 at Memorial Hall, Charlbury
Exciting events throughout the week - Music, Poetry, Steamroller, Literature, Theatre, Sculpture, Film
The 2019 Charlbury Beer Festival will take place on Saturday 29 June at Charlbury Cricket Club, just three minutes' walk from Charlbury station.
Please put the date in your diaries, with the promise of live music and other entertainment, good food (including vegan options), children's activities, and 50 real ales, as well as ciders, perries and fine wine, the World Open Singles Aunt Sally Championship, and the Culture Club tent with a range of talks and discussions, as well as a repeat appearance by the Choirs of Charlbury Primary School. All proceeds go directly to good causes, both locally and in the developing world.
As always, we are grateful to our generous sponsors, and we would be delighted to hear from anyone interested in sponsoring a barrel to mark a special event such as a wedding, birthday or anniversary.
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