fruit wine

It can also be used to make a fruit wine.

A cut glass goblet half full of something that looked like fruit wine.

She offered me a gold cup of fruit wine.

I very much welcome the fact that the possibility of using the term fruit wine has been retained.

Federal regulations do not provide for vintage-dating of fruit wines.

Old York also makes fruit wines from blackberries and peaches.

Traditional drinks include hard apple cider and other fruit wines.

"Though I should probably tell you, that fruit wine of yours is right on the edge of going bad."

The result is a soft, dry, fruit wine with a strong pineapple bouquet.

In truth, it is a fruit wine that has a taste similar to apples and caramel.

In certain parts of Europe the fruit wine tradition dates as far back as the 12th century.

This means that it should remain possible to use the term wine to designate fruit wines.

The making of fruit wines and dried fruits are an important supplement to agriculture.

Ontario is also home to wineries specializing in fruit wine.

"People are not intimidated by fruit wines and are willing to try them," she went on.

Although the commercial vinification of fruit wines is in a pioneering stage, people have made them at home for years.

He says raspberry is his most popular fruit wine, with peach and plum, in that order, close behind.

There are also Estonian fruit wines made of apples or different berries.

"These are our best fruit wines, and I'm rather proud of some of them.

Many fruit wines are also produced, usually from cherry, strawberry or raspberries.

It is fermented into a fruit wine, sometimes using just the crystal sugar and white liquor.

The hybrids and fruit wines in New York can be wonderful."

Cold beers and fruit wines are also served.

Korea has a number of traditional fruit wines, produced by combining fruits or berries with alcohol.

Fruit wine includes one called Fourteen Tortillas, made with herbs.