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2010 Apr 09 Free Booze Tonight at Carrefour!!

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Carrefour’s Spring Wine Fair opens tonight at the Shuangjing branch, with a broad range of wines available for sampling.


Things kick off at 6pm tonight and continue until midnight. Entry is free.

The store is also promising 20 percent off all imported wines until the end of Sunday (April 11).

2010 Carrefour Spring Wine Fair, Carrefour Shuangjing, 4th Floor, 31 Guangqu Lu, Chaoyang (5190 9589)

Re: Free Booze Tonight at Carrefour!!

more details: secretary_bjsj@carrefour.com

also, Beijing Boyce recommends that you bring your own glasses (and we're not talking about spectacles folks)

http://www.beijingboyce.com/2010/04/08/byog-hundreds-of-free-wines-at-ca...

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