Katbird's Wine and Gourmet, Inc.

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Katbird's Wine and Gourmet, Inc.

230 East Main Street, Abingdon, VA 24210
2766230001
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Looking for a little European charm? Stop by Katbirds Wine and Gourmet, Inc. in Historic Abingdon, Virginia. We feature wines from around the world, something to fit every price range. Our beer selection includes over 100 different beers: from pilsners to imperial stouts. We offer a great selection of cheeses, salami and prosciutto sliced to order. Our gourmet food section includes a wide variety of savories and sweets to make any evening special. Need a quick gift? Let us customize a gift bag or basket for you. Not a wine drinker? Come join us for a delicious cup of coffee and browse through our gorgeous selection of giftware, geared toward the essentials of setting your table with flair. Normal Operating Hours: Tues – Sat: 10:00 – 6:00;  Open 7 days a week between Thanksgiving and Christmas!  

Please  call with questions: 276-623-0001

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