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35 | O akville B eaver | T hursday,A pril 18,2019 insidehalton.com Business in Oakville To celebrate 21 years in business, Goodnight Goodmorning is offering weekly bra fittings from mid-April to early-May. Storeowner Anya Izakowski has named April "Bra Makeover Month" and the fit-April "Bra Makeover Month" and the fit-April "Bra Makeover Month" and the fit tings will feature specific brands includ- ing Chantelle, Prima Donna and Twist and Simone Perele. Customers can get fitted for bras in their desired style and be treat-for bras in their desired style and be treat-for bras in their desired style and be treat ed to some gifts with purchase throughout the month. The promotions will also fea- ture guest expert bra fitters in the store to offer another opinion to the style and fit of customers purchases. From Thursday April 18 until Thursday April 25 customers can get a bra makeover with Chantelle fittings with a free gift with purchase and a chance to win a $100 Ch- antelle gift certificate. From Friday April 26 until Tuesday May 2 select Prima Donna and Twist collections will be on sale with a gift with purchase and a chance to win a $200 Prima Donna gift certificate. Lastly, from Friday May 3 to Thursday May 9, visi- tors can get fitted for Simone and Perele and receive a free gift with purchase and a chance to win a $150 Simone Perele gift certificate. Customers can call in advance to make appointments for their desired brand. Chantelle is a popular French manufac- tured bra, with selections perfect for every day with sizes from A to H. Prima Donna and Twist is tailored for women who have a hard time finding a comfortable bra with full support, available in sizes from C to J. Simone Perele is an award-winning bra maker made with breathable fabrics for a light and comfortable feel and look, avail- able in sizes A to G. When asked about her success in busi- ness, Anya is proud that she and her staff serve more than 15,000 customers of all different shapes and sizes and that her store has been named the Best Lingerie Store in Oakville for many years in a row. Striving to help women feel comfortable throughout their days spent working, at the gym, and caring for families, the store offers t-shirt bras, full support minimizers, strapless or nursing bras and much more in a variety of sizes and styles. "Part of our success is not only the pro- fessionalism of our team and the great selection we offer, but also our positive ap- proach to our customers," Anya said. "We love our customers and what we do." Goodnight Goodmorning offers differ-Goodnight Goodmorning offers differ-Goodnight Goodmorning offers differ ent sizes and styles to fit the needs of all women. With the complexity of the linge- rie business, Anya explains that strive to have the perfect size from petite to plus, or cups A to K. Goodnight Goodmorning is located at 100 Bronte Rd., Unit 3. For more informa- tion, visit goodnightgoodmorning.ca. Goodnight Goodmorning celebrates 21 years in business National Wines in Oakville has been working with wine lovers across the GTA to help them make and enjoy their very own wine since 1995. Last year, the De Civita family took ownership and trans- formed the business into an operating micro winery. Now, they have started the second phase of the transformation and have created a fully operational urban winery with a very distinctly unique pro- duction model. This independent family run, and op- erated winery produces wines on a very simple, yet revolutionary idea: every fine wine produced is made one single batch at the time with private vinting and is carefully vinified without the use of added sulfites and other preservatives found in commercial wines that usually cause headaches, rashes, stomach aches and other adverse effects like dehydration. This is all done in true organic form. Now, you can enjoy "clean" wines, pri- vately made for you in small batches, with all the taste but without the harmful additives and high prices of commercial wines. "We make every batch of wine by using only freshly pressed grape juice, optimum pH levels, using a full primary and second- ary fermentation. This, along with tighter filtration and cold stabilization reduces all residual sugars which results into a crisp, clean tasty wine," explains winemaker and General Manager Vincenzo De Civita. "No kits or concentrates in our winery. We make wine in the traditional all natu- ral method and use only fresh juices that we import from the best wine regions in the world". The method of handcrafting wines al- lows the flexibility to customize your wine to suit your unique taste profile. By using different natural yeasts, oaks, and alter-different natural yeasts, oaks, and alter-different natural yeasts, oaks, and alter ing timelines in the natural fermentation process, wine experts at National Wines can personalize your end product to match your exact preferences in dryness, mouth- feel, and even colour while respecting the natural characteristics of your varietal of choice. And, handcrafted wines are your best choice for enjoying the finest wines in the world at a fraction of the price you would pay for commercial wines. Choose from more than 50 varieties of medium and full bodied reds such as Cabernet Sauvignon, medium fruity reds like Chilean Camenere or Australian Shiraz, or full bod- ied Tuscans like Chianti, Barolo and Ama- rone, or light and crisp whites like Italian Pinot Grigio, Riesling, or Sauvignon Blanc. When driving on Speers Road, look for the staked wine barrels outside the win- ery. Drop in and start your private batch of fine wines, right away and your way. National Wines is located at 447 Speers Rd., Unit 7, in Oakville. 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