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Old 11-12-2003, 03:30 AM
atrebla2
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Default Ice Wine

I just started my 1st batch of an "ice style" wine, a Wine Kitz Ulimate
Gewurztraimner. Once I opened the kit, I found 2 smallish bags of
concentrate plus the other usual stuff. Now I'm wondering if there is
anything "special" about this kit or whether I would have been just as well
off buying a normal kit. I'm wondering if I wouldn't have got more
concentrate for the same amout of money.

Jim


 




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