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Charles H
 
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Default Chesnut barrels

I had the pleasure of tasting a few wines at Cox Creek Cellars last
Saturday and one of them was a Chestnut barreled Pinot Noir. I must say,
the Pinot had that certain "je-ne-sais-quoi" that I'm attributing to the
chesnut barrel... anyone know where Chestnut barrels or staves could be
had?

Cox Creek Cellars would be of interest to many fruit winemakers as well,
they have a large variety of fruit wines there as well...

I don't work for them, just thought any people in the
Kitchener/Guelph/Hamilton/GTA area might be interested in some neat
stuff going on in their own backyard :^)

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charles

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forced to live on nothing but food and water for days."
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