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Entertainment
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07/22/10
Travel around the world in a day or two? Impossible, you say? Not according to renowned Annapolis wine experts who issued the proclamation to all connoisseurs to "come and get your Bacchus on!" 
Brian Henley — The Capital / file
The fifth annual Great Grapes! Wine, Arts & Food Festival returns to the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds in Crownsville this weekend, featuring more than 200 international wines plus arts and crafts vendors, great food and live music.Find Us On Facebook
Expectations are high this year as the fifth annual Great Grapes! Wine, Arts & Food Festival returns to the Anne Arundel County Fairgrounds in Crownsville on Saturday and Sunday. More than 200 international wines will be offered for tasting as well as the added bonus of 40 international beers for festival patrons not so enamored with wine. "We have been building over the past five years and developing a reputation...
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