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Elderberry Dry
Elderberry Dry
Monday, April 15, 2013
Elderberry is the only fruit besides grapes routinely made into a dry-style wine over the ages. This elderberry wine is made in a pinot noir style: fruity, low to moderate tannins, light oak, very drinkable, and good with most foods. A great idea for marinating wild game and red meats.
Note: Picture shows semi-sweet version of this wine.
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Elderberry Semi-Dry
Elderberry Semi-Dry
Monday, April 15, 2013
The unique berry taste of elderberry, finished semi-dry. Our elderberry wines are made in a pinot noir style: fruity, low to moderate tannins, light oak, very drinkable, and good with most foods. Great when used for cooking – especially sautés and pasta sauces.
Note: Picture shows the semi-sweet version of this wine.
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Elderberry Wine Semi-Sweet
Elderberry Wine Semi-Sweet
Monday, April 15, 2013
Our most popular sweetness level for the elderberry wine, this finish is just bursting with fruit flavor! Made in a pinot noir style: fruity, low to moderate tannins, light oak, very drinkable, and good with most foods.
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Elderberry Dry Reserve
Elderberry Dry Reserve
Friday, December 7, 2012
Made in a pinot noir style: fruity, low to moderate tannin, light oak, and a good choice with most foods. It’s the unique berry taste of elderberry, with no residual sugars. Kosher certified.
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Elderberry Honeywine
Elderberry Honeywine
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
“This elderberry honey wine shows significant complexity and is more like grape wine than our other varieties. It has been referred to as “instant port” by numerous tasters. Our winemaker enjoys Elderberry Honeywine by itself or with a splash of blackberry grappa or brandy. We have found that our Elderberry Honeywine stays fruity for 1 -2 years, and matures well for 3-6 years.” Serve chilled. Certified Kosher OU.
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Maydelle Elderberry Wine
Maydelle Elderberry Wine
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
This is one of our most unique wines. Elderberry has a taste that most people can’t describe. It’s a bit sweet, a bit dry, fruity, but with a taste like traditional wine. A multi-award winner, and one that must be tried.
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