Nuyaka Creek Winery, the state's largest maker of non-traditional wines, are inviting the public to hurry out to the winery and taste two great new wines for the upcoming seasons. Sparkling Blackberry Table Wine for the holiday season and Elderberry for the Cold and Flu season.
1. Sparkling Blackberry - This sweet, fun little sparkling wine is produced by the traditional 'French Method' usually labeled 'Methode Champenoise'. To my knowledge, it is the only Oklahoma wine being produced in this way. Take one home to pop a cork for New Year's Eve for only $15.
2. Dry or Sweet Elderberry - Nuyaka Creek Winery is reporting a huge increase in sales for their elderberry wines. This is due to ecent research that has shown that the elder plant stimulates and builds up the resistance of the immune system, and also directly inhibits the influenza virus. With this year's shortage of Flu Vaccine folks are stocking up on traditional home remedies for cold and flu.
Nuyaka Creek Winemaker Pete Jones assures customers that his Nuyaka Creek Elderberry Wine is made from 100% Oklahoma elderberry juice. They never add Concord grape juice to cut costs like other wineries making elderberry wine. This makes it popular with wine lovers who are allergic to grapes. For more information on elderberry try: Elderberry Products, Recipes, Health Benefits and Growing Information for Elderberries from Nuyaka Creek Winery.
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Hi! I'm interested in importing elderberry concentrate, preferably non-sweetened, to Creston, British Columbia, Canada. The Canadensis variety grows wild here, but I'm usually pre-empted by the bears, and thrive on its medicinal aid. can you set me up with an e-mail connection, as I would love to communicate with anyone who has some time to share on the subject. Manfred Range: aerange@telus.net
German communication is welcome, but being Canadian born, I communicate perfectly in English.
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