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I came across your beautiful website reading a Wordpress blog. I couldn’t help but puruse, and I came across the Blackberry Port. I’m basically a tawny port drinker, fan of most imported vintages, and the only American port I like is from Indian Creek (Kuna, Idaho).
I’m curious, is your wine, particularly the port, available from any reseller in the Northwest (grocery store, wine specialty shop, etc.)? If it is only available mail order direct, can individual bottles be purchased, or by the case only, and what is the minimum order?
Thanks so much! I hope to be able to enjoy a bottle of your Blackberry Port! soon!
Unfortunately, if you’re in the U.S.A. you won’t find our wines anywhere locally. Shipping alcohol from Canada to the United States is no easy feat.
Even sending samples to a competition (not for sale) involves a whole lot of paperwork, registering with the FDA, having a 24hr call # in the states in case of emergency etc.
You’re best bet is to pick some up next time you visit Canada….
December 7th, 2008 at 9:55 am edit
I came across your beautiful website reading a Wordpress blog. I couldn’t help but puruse, and I came across the Blackberry Port. I’m basically a tawny port drinker, fan of most imported vintages, and the only American port I like is from Indian Creek (Kuna, Idaho).
I’m curious, is your wine, particularly the port, available from any reseller in the Northwest (grocery store, wine specialty shop, etc.)? If it is only available mail order direct, can individual bottles be purchased, or by the case only, and what is the minimum order?
Thanks so much! I hope to be able to enjoy a bottle of your Blackberry Port! soon!
December 7th, 2008 at 2:22 pm edit
Unfortunately, if you’re in the U.S.A. you won’t find our wines anywhere locally. Shipping alcohol from Canada to the United States is no easy feat.
Even sending samples to a competition (not for sale) involves a whole lot of paperwork, registering with the FDA, having a 24hr call # in the states in case of emergency etc.
You’re best bet is to pick some up next time you visit Canada….