Located at 20 S. Main St. in downtown Marion, Marion Wines is owned and operated by Lexee Zutz. She was joined by her husband Bryan Katzenmaier for last Thursday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Marion Business Association and the McDowell Chamber of Commerce and the city of Marion.
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Owner Lexee Zutz stands with some of the products for sale at Marion Wines. “I just wanted to open up a shop to provide an opportunity for people to buy quality wines that you can’t buy in a grocery store,” she said.
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Lexee Zutz, owner of Marion Wines, stands in front of the local and regional products from places like Euda Wine in Old Fort, Linville Falls Winery and Grandfather Vineyard & Winery.
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Marion Wines also provides a showcase for local artists and a place where they can sell their works. Owner Lexee Zutz stands in front of paintings of downtown Marion by local artist McLean Fletcher.
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“We are able to provide higher quality wines at a lower price,” said owner Lexee Zutz.
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“All of our wines come from smaller family producers,” said owner Lexee Zutz.
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Marion Wines provides a showcase for local artists and a place where they can sell their works.
MIKE CONLEY, MCDOWELL NEWS
At Thursday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony, Mayor Steve Little, owner Lexee Zutz, her husband Bryan Katzenmaier, McDowell Chamber of Commerce President Kim Effler and Marion Council Member Ann Harkey stand in front of Marion Wines.
MIKE CONLEY photos, MCDOWELL NEWS
On Thursday of last week, the wine shop at 20 S. Main St. in downtown Marion held a first-year celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Marion Business Association and the McDowell Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Steve Little and other city of Marion officials, along with other downtown business owners, all crowded into the shop to celebrate Marion Wine’s success.
One year ago, Marion’s new wine shop first opened for business with the goal of providing customers with an impressive selection of quality wine and champagne products.
Located at 20 S. Main St. in downtown Marion, Marion Wines is owned and operated by Lexee Zutz. She was joined by her husband Bryan Katzenmaier for last Thursday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Marion Business Association and the McDowell Chamber of Commerce and the city of Marion.
Owner Lexee Zutz stands with some of the products for sale at Marion Wines. “I just wanted to open up a shop to provide an opportunity for people to buy quality wines that you can’t buy in a grocery store,” she said.
Lexee Zutz, owner of Marion Wines, stands in front of the local and regional products from places like Euda Wine in Old Fort, Linville Falls Winery and Grandfather Vineyard & Winery.
Marion Wines also provides a showcase for local artists and a place where they can sell their works. Owner Lexee Zutz stands in front of paintings of downtown Marion by local artist McLean Fletcher.
At Thursday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony, Mayor Steve Little, owner Lexee Zutz, her husband Bryan Katzenmaier, McDowell Chamber of Commerce President Kim Effler and Marion Council Member Ann Harkey stand in front of Marion Wines.
On Thursday of last week, the wine shop at 20 S. Main St. in downtown Marion held a first-year celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Marion Business Association and the McDowell Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Steve Little and other city of Marion officials, along with other downtown business owners, all crowded into the shop to celebrate Marion Wine’s success.
