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Great winery in the middle of Edna Valley. Really nice tasting room that is up to date, hip and friendly.

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Get your a** to L & 18th Street in midtown Sacramento. Go into Ginger Elizabeth Chocolates. Buy whatever pretty thing catches your eye first, as it will taste as good as it looks if not better. Look for a review in the Edible Sacramento - Spring '08 issue come April.

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