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25-03-2006, 03:05 AM
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Alexander's Sun Country
I've had good luck making wine with Alexanders' Sun Country
concentrates, but I have trouble finding a decent selection anywhere. My local homebrew store has 2-3 varietals and can order others, but that gets cost prohibitive (usually $25 a can). I had used leisure-time.com for about a year, but they've stopped carrying ASC juices. Do you guys have any recommendations for online sources that carry a good selection at reasonable prices? 
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25-03-2006, 11:30 AM
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Alexander's Sun Country
I know Country Wines in Pittsburgh carries the along with higher end
brands. http://www.countrywines.com/shopsite/store.htm Alexanders also sells fresh juice in season, i would suspect you would be even more pleased with that. Joe
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25-03-2006, 01:11 PM
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Alexander's Sun Country
LRjames wrote:
I've had good luck making wine with Alexanders' Sun Country concentrates, but I have trouble finding a decent selection anywhere. My local homebrew store has 2-3 varietals and can order others, but that gets cost prohibitive (usually $25 a can). I had used leisure-time.com for about a year, but they've stopped carrying ASC juices. Do you guys have any recommendations for online sources that carry a good selection at reasonable prices? Here's a link to Alexander's Sun Country (shows US and Canada distributors): http://www.californiaconcentrate.com/distribute.htm Also, I found this with Google, but don't see link to it from their Supplies page...Anderson's Vineyard in Valparaiso, Indiana: http://www.andersonsvineyard.com/use...s_sub.asp?ID=3
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26-03-2006, 03:14 PM
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Alexander's Sun Country
"LRjames" wrote in
oups.com: I've had good luck making wine with Alexanders' Sun Country concentrates, but I have trouble finding a decent selection anywhere. My local homebrew store has 2-3 varietals and can order others, but that gets cost prohibitive (usually $25 a can). I had used leisure-time.com for about a year, but they've stopped carrying ASC juices. Do you guys have any recommendations for online sources that carry a good selection at reasonable prices? A good online source for Alexander's is E. C. Kraus. Their website is www.eckraus.com. They are a good source for all kinds of wine making supplies.
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