Carlebach Shabbaton at Four Gates Winery

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  1. Jon Tabak Avatar
    Jon Tabak

    Sounds like a really good time. I’m interested in getting a bottle of the Syraph.

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  2. Shmuel Avatar
    Shmuel

    Please send me his email address, I would love to get a case.

    Thanks

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  3. Eli Avatar
    Eli

    I would be interested in the contact information. Thanks.

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  6. leo Avatar
    leo

    Beautifully written piece. Seemed like you had a great time. If possible, can you please email me the email address for Mr. Weiss?
    Thanks

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  7. Jonah Avatar
    Jonah

    Please disregard that comment, I am interested in the Weiss wines, and I mistook this blog for one associated with Four Gates.

    Best,

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