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Brandied Fruit Day

Brandied Fruit Day

When : Always October 20th

National Brandied Fruit Day celebrates sweet tasting fruit, soaked and marinated in brandy. This is a day that you have most certainly booked on your calendar, in eager anticipation. Well, it has finally arrived.

Brandied fruit...now that's cause for a celebration! As a matter of fact, I'll drink to that.

Enjoy a little brandied fruit on this day. Do so, with family and friends.

We hope you have a blissful National Brandied Fruit Day.


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