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Happy faces and round bellies at Glen Acres Liquor City Wine and Brew Festival

A percentage of the money made from the festival will soon be donated to three worthy causes

HUNDREDS of visitors went home with happy faces and round bellies after indulging in an array of drinks and food at the recent wine and brew festival.

Glen Acres Liquor City together with EXPRESS, held a Wine and Brew Festival on March 5 at the Glen Eagle Estate in Glen Marais.

Guests were treated to a feast of over 40 beer, spirit and wine stalls including a champagne and oyster bar.

Everyone walked away with big round bellies after devouring scrumptious Portuguese cuisine such as espetadas, Frango Grelhado, Bolo do Caco and those with a sweet tooth were treated to Malasadas (Portuguese donuts sprinkled with cinnamon and sugar).

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Children were also entertained on the day and had a secure children’s play area that included face painting, jumping castles and a balloon artist.

A percentage of the money made from the festival will soon be donated to three worthy causes, including the All Star Boys Shelter, one of Child Welfare Kempton’s homes, the Kempton SPCA as well as the Guardian Angel Trust in honour of Felicity Coetzer who battled colon cancer for five years and sadly lost the battle in August 2015. She left behind three children and a trust account was opened for her children’s education.

Liquor City would also like to thank Manny Ferreirinha for supplying CMS Security guards for the day.

 

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