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This is a map of our Route du Vin. I'm not sure how it's going to show up on this page, but maybe you could select it and print it, or click on it to make it bigger, if it isn't readable....
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About Me
- Elaine
- I grew up here on my dad's farm that we turned into the Sainte Genevieve Winery over 20 years ago. I'm the educated enologist and he's the experienced farmer/business man. We try to treat the land and the wine with kindness, like a member of our family(sometimes we treat them nicer than family ;)) This is our little place on earth, and I thought you might enjoy seeing it from my perspective.
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Just in case you are wondering, you can click on the picture and it does make it bigger and a little more readable, but not so much that you can read addresses or street names. It doesn't get much more clear when you print it either.
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