It's time to reveal my 3-years-in-the-making project (and the main reason I've not had any funds to go into my aircraft).
Long story short, longtime home winemaker who decided to go professional on the side. Seriously underestimated the costs of starting a winery, but finally my babies are getting to meet the world.
I make the wines in a restrained old world style, pretty far from the big, jammy California oak-bombs often produced here. Restrained use of oak, lower alcohol. Since I love underdogs (like P180's and Turbo Commanders;), I decided to focus on rare, forgotten, under-appreciated or historic grape varieties as that's what interests me personally. Didn't think the world needed any more Cab, Pinot or Chardonnay producers. Naturally fermented, unfiltered, unfined. No chemicals or additives. Minimal sulfites. A narrow market, but these are wine lovers wines, food wines.
In any case, rather than post a bunch of info, here's a link to my offer that I want to make my Twin Commander wine geeks aware of. It's over at
Wineberserkers. - the biggest wine forum in the US. Each year they have a
one day only sale where any winery can participate with a time-limited offer. It's called B
erserkerDay and this is the 11th year in the making. It's a huge event and a great opportunity to buy some serious quality wines from producers at crazy good prices. I'd planned on sneak releasing my wines on this event for over a year, so here it finally is:
https://www.wineberserkers.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=165919&p=2898186&hilit=sabelli+frisch#p2898186There you can read about the offer and read a descriptions about my wines. For further in-depth descriptions you can also check my brand new website, also linked at they bottom of my posts there. I've had great success on there already, and I want to extend that to all my flying family. I can't ship to many states (as alcohol shipping laws in the US are more complex than trying to get a radio station license from the FCC), so forgive me for that. Wines also won't get shipped until early March, as it's a bit too cold right now (depending on delivery state).
Thank you. Know that every bottle you buy will help save an antique Turboprop!
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