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Barrie Armsden
 
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Hi , We are a small wine circle in Northamptonshire England UK , I have
only just discovered this news group and would like to make contact with any
other groups in other countries or in Uk .We meet once a month and have
varius activities , i will tell you more when you contact me
Hope to hear from many of you regards Barrie Armsden , Barnwell and District
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You will find that most people on this group are very friendly
and helpful, but not many people are from the uk.
Stephen SG uk

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| Hi , We are a small wine circle in Northamptonshire England UK , I have
| only just discovered this news group and would like to make contact with
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| other groups in other countries or in Uk .We meet once a month and have
| varius activities , i will tell you more when you contact me
| Hope to hear from many of you regards Barrie Armsden , Barnwell and
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Hi Barry,
I'm in southern Hampshire. I belong to the Chandlers Ford wine circle
but I've only been a member for about a year now.
I've just started a small vineyard of 60 vines of various types.
The wild blackberries and elderberries around here are also great.

Kind Regards,

Mark


Barrie Armsden wrote:
> Hi , We are a small wine circle in Northamptonshire England UK , I have
> only just discovered this news group and would like to make contact with any
> other groups in other countries or in Uk .We meet once a month and have
> varius activities , i will tell you more when you contact me
> Hope to hear from many of you regards Barrie Armsden , Barnwell and District
> Wine Circle
>
>


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Hi Barrie.

So you are into wine are you? I really love wine too. After I have had
enough I tend to sprinkle it all over my never regions and let the wife
enjoy a bit of vintage. So how often do you meet? I would love to come
to one of your private meetings, if you're up for it? I'm 5 foot eight
inches, have blue hair and black eyes. OK then. Hopefully speak to yu
soon. Trev

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Hi Barrie, I am in the UK in Birmingham. I believe there is a local
winemaking group, but I thought I'd get myself a couple or three years
experience in before making myself known to them. I wonder if you
will still be watching this thread nearly 4 years after you started
it?

As for you Trevor, if you added enough yeast to your must in the first
place, I doubt you'd have to carry out your nefarious practices in
order to finish fermentation. I appreciate that alcohol can be a
useful sanitising agent and perhaps you need pickling agents to keep
things straight, never mind.
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