Online bidding begins for Auction Napa Valley

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By Register Wine Staff

11 a.m.Online bidding opens today for Auction Napa Valley 2008 at www.napavintners.com.

Eighty-eight auction lots include rare wines and collections, luxury items and private events.

Over the past 27 years, Auction Napa Valley has donated close to $78 million to local nonprofits including Napa County health, youth development and housing nonprofit organizations.

It closes Friday June 6 in three waves, at 2, 2:30 and 3 p.m. Pacific time.

Auction Napa Valley takes place June 7.

2 comment(s)

funnyme wrote on May 23, 2008 12:15 PM:

" Sharpen your pencils, get your pretty outfits out...Here we go!

I love this Valley! "

JMB wrote on May 23, 2008 10:19 PM:

" I had the privilege of working at the Wine Auction around 1996. (Yes, back when it was still the Wine Auction.) I was invited to stay for the festivities and it still holds many wonderful memories. The awe and splendor were just incredible. To anybody who can afford to go, take many photos and submit them to the Register. I want to relive that wonderful day. "

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