A friend of mine would like to plant grape vines, and ultimately make wine
from them, in Cleveland, Ohio. Has anyone out there done this? What
varieties grow there? Where can these vines be purchased in the mid-West?
Thanks for your input.
A friend of mine would like to plant grape vines, and ultimately make wine
from them, in Cleveland, Ohio. Has anyone out there done this? What
varieties grow there? Where can these vines be purchased in the mid-West?
Thanks for your input.
> A friend of mine would like to plant grape vines, and ultimately make wine
> from them, in Cleveland, Ohio. Has anyone out there done this? What
> varieties grow there? Where can these vines be purchased in the mid-West?
> Thanks for your input.
Dan
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-- "If food is the body of good living, wine is its soul"
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-- Clifton Fadiman, American editor and writer.
-- 1904-?
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> > A friend of mine would like to plant grape vines, and ultimately make wine
> > from them, in Cleveland, Ohio. Has anyone out there done this? What
> > varieties grow there? Where can these vines be purchased in the mid-West?
> > Thanks for your input.
> The Lake Erie region is a relatively major viticultural area. I would
> suggest looking up some wineries/vineyards in the yellow pages (or, of
> course, on the web) and paying them a visit to see what they're doing.
> Dan
> --
> -- "If food is the body of good living, wine is its soul"
> --
> -- Clifton Fadiman, American editor and writer.
> -- 1904-?
> --
MDA
Is anyone out there interested in vines and wine growing in the UK - that's
to say England and Wales?
We have over 1000 ha of vines now and a very active winegrowing industry
with an asasociation (the UKVA) that publishes the Grape Press 4 times a
year.
>Is anyone out there interested in vines and wine growing in the UK - that's
>to say England and Wales?
Ned Ramm