Iron Man, the Incredible Hulk, Venom, Spiderman and Captain Amnertica were sipping wine samples inside the main building at the Township 7 winery.

They were among the many berry-splattered Halloween costumes at the grape stomp competition and charitable fudraiser at the in 91原创 on Saturday.

鈥淭he 鈥渦mpteenth annual鈥� stomp, as Township 7 manager Jason Ocenas put it.

Ocenas said the weekend event at the winery located in the 21200 block of 16 Avenue was expected to raise more than $2,000 for Ronald McDonald House Charities of B.C.

鈥淚t鈥檚 awesome to be able to give back even a little to Ronald McDonald House,鈥� Ocenas said.

It was messy good fun, with teams competing in timed events where they grab grapes, dump them in buckets and take turns stomping them into mush in order to fill bottles.

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Ocenas said there was still room for last-minute entries Sunday, and said anyone interested could email wine@township7.com if they wanted to take part.

All 鈥渟tompers鈥� must be 19 years of age and up, a minimum of six team members and maximum of eight.

The event is also open to spectators, and there is no fee to watch.

For over 30 years, Ronald McDonald House BC and Yukon have been providing accommodation for seriously ill children and their families when they must travel to Vancouver for their child鈥檚 major treatment.

The charity opened a new 73-bedroom house on the grounds of B.C. Children鈥檚 Hospital three years ago which serves 2,500 families each year in spacious suites with private washrooms.

Some of the winery鈥檚 other fundraising events include their annual Easter Egg Hunt, the Father鈥檚 Day Wine and Swine, and the Easter egg hunt.