Frimas

Jon Nadelberg wrote in news:KKydneD9B9QsLcbYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@rcn.net:

Well, assuming that you are in California, the National brand manager, West Coast, is Michael Smith Phone: 323 724 1700 E-mail: snipped-for-privacy@aol.com

He could probably tell you... Since they *have* a West Coast brand manager, I bet that it's around, somewhere, though I don't see anything (just a Texas location) on Winesearcher.

Here is the web site:

Good luck! d.

Yeah, he told me about the Neige wine they have, but not the Frimas.

Neige is at BevMo.

Jon Nadelberg wrote in news:y5WdnUf4S5QUK8bYnZ2dnUVZ snipped-for-privacy@rcn.net:

Hm. Is it very limited in production, then, I wonder? It appears that they might sell online, an archive site on the Wayback Machine says "Deliveries can be arranged"... I'm sure someone can step in and say what cross-border wine shipping entails?

On the other hand, I'm sure Quebec is lovely in the snow...

Cidery Boutique open every day, 10 AM-5 PM, May-December 24. Off season, by appointment only. Tel.: (450) 247-2899.

d.

They can't ship from Canada to the US. I sent a note to the place in Texas (I hadn't heard of winesearch) and we'll see what they say.

This stuff is supposed to taste like apple pie in a bottle...

Blueberry juice is my favorite and the reason is just that: it resembles wine (a bit) ;)

In Turkey, while wine is readily available, especially during Ramazan one finds cherry juice, it even looks like wine... and tastes like some wines.

I was able to buy something from Specs in Texas. The winery says it should be available in California in December.

I should have it delivered in a few days.

Jon Nadelberg wrote in news:YKCdnYXvOb_

Thaqt's great! I'm glad to hear it. Hope you enjoy it! d.

I got it delivered yesterday. Specs seems like a good place to get stuff from. Very nice people, prompt delivery.

I got one bottle of Neige, one bottle of Frimas. The Frimas is much darker in color.

Now I have to figure out when to drink this stuff. Maybe I'll go buy a Hostess Apple Pie at a 7-Eleven to down it with.