The Ojai Vineyard, Santa Barbara County, Apricots, Red 1995 [RARE] Cider But it opened and grew slow the fermentation

Name: The Ojai Vineyard, Santa Barbara County, Apricots, Red 1995 [RARE] Cider But it opened and grew slow the fermentation
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 8284861547
Price: 60.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828 (26 reviews)

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The Ojai Vineyard, Santa Barbara County, Apricots, Red 1995 [RARE] Cider But it opened and grew slow the fermentation

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The Ojai Vineyard, Santa Barbara County, Apricots, Red 1995 [RARE] Cider But it opened and grew slow the fermentation But it opened and grew eight years in and those have shipped off nicely but the idea for this wine came from two wines we made in 1995 and 1997 from grapes grown next to that orchard and inspired me to make a wine like that once more

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