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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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I just got back from a busy trip to Bordeaux, France, home of the largest wine trade show in the world – Vinexpo. There are of course thousands of wines being promoted, sold, bought with different wine brands and concepts launched. Vinexpo is the launch-pad for many wines as most ...
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Lots of developments in the Alberta, Canada fruit wine industry. Here is an interesting article by MEL PRIESTLEY, of EDMONTONJOURNAL.COM that shows what is going on in the prairies and the story of a new winery that started out like most wineries; a dream… Rick and Amy Barr started making ...
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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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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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A great article by Amy Thielen of the Star Tribune. Makes me want to drive down to Minnesota and do a little fruit wine touring… The taste of northern Minnesota comes through in the fruit flavors of Forestedge Winery, just as you can divine the story of the land, or ...
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Article by Will Buss of bnd.com Jody and Allen Justus have long enjoyed a bottle of homemade wine. Their good friend Arnold Schorr had always made it. But after he died seven years ago, the couple wondered how they would quench their thirst for sweet fruit wine. Jody decided to ...
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Article by Janelle Rucker of the Roanoke Times: For 12 years, H.T. and Rhonda Page enjoyed making wine for themselves and friends in the basement of their home. On Saturday, after almost two years running their small business, the couple served up their fruit wines at their Brooks Mill Winery ...
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