St. Augustine Wine Hits Store Shelves in Florida

Great news! Does anyone know why the public can't send wine via USPS but a retail establishment can ship mail via USPS.

The wine has been in Publix for quit some time. They have good tasty wines for a reasonable price!
Visit their winery on King St; it's very nice.

Florida wine, eh ... hehe. In La the homeless use Fl. wine to sterilize their MD20/20 bottles. Then they table-hop outdoor cafes on Sunset Blvd , fishing for half-drunk glasses of $70/L Pinot .

It's a higher class of homeless ... lots of 1/2 empty glasses, too since there's lots of bad Sonoma Pinot Noir. Anyrate just planted two vines on a pals farm in S. Ga. Both plants actively growing leaves. Fingers crossed. Yep I know it takes years ...

ray wrote:

Florida wine, eh ... hehe. In La the homeless use Fl. wine to sterilize their MD20/20 bottles. Then they table-hop outdoor cafes on Sunset Blvd , fishing for half-drunk glasses of $70/L Pinot .
It's a higher class of homeless ... lots of 1/2 empty glasses, too since there's lots of bad Sonoma Pinot Noir. Anyrate just planted two vines on a pals farm in S. Ga. Both plants actively growing leaves. Fingers crossed. Yep I know it takes years ...

Lol, this post cracks me up.. Good One!

BTW, I have a merlot growing and producing in SJC!
;-)

paradise wrote:

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Lol, this post cracks me up.. Good One!
BTW, I have a merlot growing and producing in SJC!
;-)

Bet it does well in the sandy soil ... I have pals in SLO county who grow on dry, rocky hillsides. Something about "stressing" the grape. Beats me. Georgia clay is a different matter. I dug a pit, mixed in pig-dew and potting soil, trelliced ... YMMV

Hope your vines produce well. If you have a yearly STOMP I'd wash-my-feet and take an invite!