Sharing Nebraska Goodness

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Perhaps not everyone is aware that viniculture, the growing of grapes and production of wine, is a feature of all fifty states. Although we’d known that, it’s through our membership in Harvest Hosts that we’ve developed a deep appreciation for wines that hail from unexpected places. And for the past few years we’ve made a practice of bringing home some nice examples of some of our discoveries to share with our friends, Steve & Mary. This evening we shared some Ringneck Red from Mac’s Creek Winery in Lexington, Nebraska. It showed that excellent wines can come from unexpected places and for us it was a reminder of our delightful stay at the winery in August.

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