Total Wine celebrates its new Naples location with a Grand Opening

1. Alison Clarke, Jay Clarke and Kent Schmidt

1. Alison Clarke, Jay Clarke and Kent Schmidt

Total Wine recently moved its store to the Promenade at Naples Center at 6424 Naples Blvd., Suite 601, Naples, near the northwest corner of Airport Pulling and Pine Ridge roads. The Nov. 17 Grand Opening of the new location included wine, spirits and beer tastings, as well as live music, local food and giveaways.

The new store is over 29,000 square feet, twice as big as the previous location, offering 600 more wines, 1,400 more spirits and an expanded 50% larger beer cooler. The store also offers an expanded humidor and a new classroom for educational events and experiences.

2. Jamie Campbell, Kristy Fahy and Eric Navarez

2. Jamie Campbell, Kristy Fahy and Eric Navarez

3. Total Wine Leadership Team, Matt Caldwell, Mark Powell, Steve Popper (Meals of Hope) Neil Baker, Justin Willis, Ricky Collins and Total Wine CEO Troy Rice

3. Total Wine Leadership Team, Matt Caldwell, Mark Powell, Steve Popper (Meals of Hope) Neil Baker, Justin Willis, Ricky Collins and Total Wine CEO Troy Rice

4. Lynn Gifford and Gia Galler

4. Lynn Gifford and Gia Galler

5. Amanda Turner, Spirits Manager Glen Reid, and Nadia Turner

5. Amanda Turner, Spirits Manager Glen Reid, and Nadia Turner

6. Janette Holmes and Gerry Welsford

6. Janette Holmes and Gerry Welsford

7. 3 Daughters Brewery Regional Sales Managers Sarah Rieth and Mike Duvall of Fort Myers Brewing Co.

7. 3 Daughters Brewery Regional Sales Managers Sarah Rieth and Mike Duvall of Fort Myers Brewing Co.

8. KC Eisinger, Dave Reilly, Ken Eisinger and Jessie Anne Reilly

8. KC Eisinger, Dave Reilly, Ken Eisinger and Jessie Anne Reilly

9. Florida/Nashville musician Cliff Dorsey

9. Florida/Nashville musician Cliff Dorsey

10. Joe Procacci, Ali Procacci,i, Ernest Ricci and Judy Riccicci

10. Joe Procacci, Ali Procacci,i, Ernest Ricci and Judy Riccicci

11. Total Wine's new location at the Promenade at Naples Centrentre

11. Total Wine’s new location at the Promenade at Naples Centrentre

Ben LaMarca, Bob Sheppard of Amici Winery and Total Wine Manager Martin Kelley

Ben LaMarca, Bob Sheppard of Amici Winery and Total Wine Manager Martin Kelley

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