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Michael
 
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A friend of mine saw me reading a wine supply catalog and asked if I had
started making wine. I told him yes and he asked if I would like his old
wine making stuff. I told him yes and he said he would leave it at my
office. Came back after a business trip to find (10) five gallon carboys, a
CO2 transfer system, five cases of bottles, and two boxes full of assorted
"stuff".

Think I'll make up a batch just for him.


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Some people have all the luck! The only friends that I have don't make wine
(or beer) but happily consume my supplies :-). But I suppose that's the
purpose of making it - sharing with friends and I suppose relatives.
Al
"Michael" > wrote in message
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> A friend of mine saw me reading a wine supply catalog and asked if I had
> started making wine. I told him yes and he asked if I would like his old
> wine making stuff. I told him yes and he said he would leave it at my
> office. Came back after a business trip to find (10) five gallon carboys,

a
> CO2 transfer system, five cases of bottles, and two boxes full of assorted
> "stuff".
>
> Think I'll make up a batch just for him.
>
>



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Ray
 
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You DEFINITELY owe him a batch. Or better yet just pass a few bottles to
him every now and then. That is a lot of equipment. And yes, I find it
very difficult to find makers, just consumers.

Ray

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> Some people have all the luck! The only friends that I have don't make

wine
> (or beer) but happily consume my supplies :-). But I suppose that's the
> purpose of making it - sharing with friends and I suppose relatives.
> Al
> "Michael" > wrote in message
> ...
> > A friend of mine saw me reading a wine supply catalog and asked if I had
> > started making wine. I told him yes and he asked if I would like his

old
> > wine making stuff. I told him yes and he said he would leave it at my
> > office. Came back after a business trip to find (10) five gallon

carboys,
> a
> > CO2 transfer system, five cases of bottles, and two boxes full of

assorted
> > "stuff".
> >
> > Think I'll make up a batch just for him.
> >
> >

>
>



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Our Family
 
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Now that's a good friend. Ask him if he needs anymore friends. I can't
seem to get any of my buddies even slightly interested.

"Michael" > wrote in message
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> A friend of mine saw me reading a wine supply catalog and asked if I had
> started making wine. I told him yes and he asked if I would like his old
> wine making stuff. I told him yes and he said he would leave it at my
> office. Came back after a business trip to find (10) five gallon carboys,

a
> CO2 transfer system, five cases of bottles, and two boxes full of assorted
> "stuff".
>
> Think I'll make up a batch just for him.
>
>



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