Local bars among winners at Wisconsin’s fourth Bloody Mary festival

The 4th annual Bloody Mary Festival – Wisconsin took place on Aug. 12. The competition, hosted in cities across the country, is known to feature imaginative mixes from local bars, restaurants and packaged suppliers.

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