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"Water divides the people of the world and wine brings them together." Anonymous

Well, we might not know who said it, but we certainly think that they were right. This has been proven over and over again as people from almost every nation can find a common ground in their appreciation of wine.

You can use this section of the site as your passport to New York's wine country and learn more about our industry.

We use this section as our passport to your region and as a means to let you know when we'll be in your neighborhood sharing our enthusiasm for our products.

Wine is truly a global product-grapes are grown everywhere that the climate allows and wine is appreciated all around the world. There are few products that can generate the sense of national and regional pride that wine can, and there are none that are so universally recognized as the obvious choice for ceremonial toasts and celebrations.

Wine enthusiasts never tire of learning the intriguing nuances of the various regions, but it isn't always possible to visit every wine region in person, so it is our hope that through the information we present here we will provide enough information that you will feel a little more informed about buying the New York wines that are available in your market.


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  • Date:  04/13/2010 2:04 PM
  • From:  Melody <melodyritgirl@hotmail.com>
  • Subject:  Grape Juice for Homemade Wine

  • Hi! I'm relatively new to home wine making and I've done a couple of kits. I am looking to further my understanding of wine making and in the meantime my recipe collection by making some wines from scratch on my own. The problem I've run into is not being able to find a store or a place where I can obtain juice to make wine from. I would love to do another Reisling or even some of the native New York grapes (diamond, catawba, delaware, etc.) Any one have any suggestions? (other than buying more kits please)