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I was recently in China on business and one thing I have noticed is the incredible amount of food products of any type and beverages (including wines) that have blueberries in them. Blueberries are VERY trendy in China now. They are seen as healthy and exotic. A fruit that people ...
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To all Cider Heads out there…There is a new way of keeping up with what’s going on in the cider world! I’ve just set up an automatic online “paper” that will troll all interesting stories on ciders and fruit wines and show this in a easy to read and interesting ...
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Any fruit wine lovers out there in the UK, you now have a new way of finding and buying tasty fruit wines. The Fruit Wine Shop (www.fruitwineshop.com) the alternative wine start-up, today announces the launch of its global consumer-facing online service in a move that is anticipated to shake up ...
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New Zealand is one of the leading fruit wine and cider producing countries. Winemakers and cider makers in the country know what quality fruit wine is all about. In a country with many fruit wineries, competition will force up quality standards in the industry. That is great news for fruit ...
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A very interesting article from the CBC that can be a game charger for apple growers trying to find new ways for value added businesses… A new apple variety in the province now may turn Nova Scotia orchards into the supply chain for some very high-end ice wines made from ...
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The fruit wines of Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania, yumm! A very interesting article by Diane W. Stoneback, of THE MORNING CALL I like reading articles like this, its all about encouraging more people to try fruit wines, and not just for the holidays! Enjoy! Fruit wines generally aren’t considered “serious” ...
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These days I am drinking more cider and perry. I seem to be gravitating more and more towards this style of fruit wine style. I guess it can grow on you pretty fast once you discover the huge array of quality crafted products out there. This article by Caroline Sargent ...
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Article by By JOHN SCHMITZ For the Capital Press When ornamental nurseryman Scott Hagee left Southern California 30 years ago to become an orchardist in the Columbia River Gorge, little did he know that he would some day be making a unique wine. After growing certified organic pears and apples ...
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Fruit wines are in the news these days! The following is an article by author TIM PAWSEY who writes for the Vancouver Courier. The article idea came about after digging up a forgotten 15 year old bottle of raspberry wine from a cellar, not knowing what it would taste like ...
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