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Castle-style winery in Napa served hundreds of thousands more guests than allowed

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They’re storming the castle gates, 21st-century style. That’s been the situation at Castello di Amorosa, the castle-like winery near Calistoga, which served over 400,000 people in 2019, far more than the 25,000 annual guests its county-issued permit
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Castle-style winery in Napa served hundreds of thousands more guests than allowed

They’re storming the castle gates, 21st-century style. That’s been the situation at Castello di Amorosa, the castle-like winery near Calistoga, which served over 400,000 people in 2019, far more than the 25,000 annual guests its county-issued permit

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