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**Six Mile Creek Vineyard Welcomes Sam the Dog as New Bartender**

Six Mile Creek Vineyard in Ithaca, NY, has announced an exciting and unusual addition to their team—a dog named Sam is their new bartender. The vineyard is encouraging visitors to meet Sam, enjoy their selection of wines such as the popular Ithaca White and Semi-Dry Riesling, and take advantage of a welcoming atmosphere that includes local beer, board games, and dog treats.

Guests are invited to bring their own lunch to enjoy on-site while sipping wine or beer. Sam, the friendly dog and bartender, looks forward to greeting customers and creating a fun, relaxed environment for all.

Source: Six Mile Creek Vineyard

Source Type: winery

Source Location: Ithaca

Ithaca, NY

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