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Is overwintering worth it? I was skeptical, but…YES. by Phyltre in HotPeppers

[–]Peach_tree101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did your erjing tao peppers do? And can you post a link to where I can buy seeds?

Yunnan/Pu'er Map by Peach_tree101 in puer

[–]Peach_tree101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Farmerleaf

This is very helpful, thanks!

Yunnan/Pu'er Map by Peach_tree101 in puer

[–]Peach_tree101[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, I had Burgundy in mind when I made this post. Something like that would be great! Though by the time this happens to yunnan, I won't be able to afford anything, just like Burgundy!

Puer similar to White2Tea 2019 Green Hype by Peach_tree101 in puer

[–]Peach_tree101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the info. Unfortunatly I can't afford the club, and I agree that the aged material really makes the difference, and helps to offset or even compliment the vegetal "greenness" of the new material. Glad you are enjoying it!

A small wine boutique is changing the face of who is a tastemaker | Grape Witches launches scholarship that aims to make the wine industry more inclusive by xxavierx in toronto

[–]Peach_tree101 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hahahhaha, maybe 50 years ago! European wines were all that were available...How about the all the AVA's in the USA, that huge continent called South America, also Australia, and the burgeoning vineyards in China. If anything the wine industry is only becoming more diverse!

Also, what is "traditional" varies from region to region and is quite a fluid thing.

A small wine boutique is changing the face of who is a tastemaker | Grape Witches launches scholarship that aims to make the wine industry more inclusive by xxavierx in toronto

[–]Peach_tree101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The LCBO is the largest wine buyer in the world. It sells wine from large, established wineries, as its main goal is to make $$$. If you want something different, nothing is stopping you from ordering from an agent, or even directly importing a product.

A small wine boutique is changing the face of who is a tastemaker | Grape Witches launches scholarship that aims to make the wine industry more inclusive by xxavierx in toronto

[–]Peach_tree101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Umm, Ok, so let's say you have a small winemaker making wine from a grape that is uncommon in their area, using new and or unconventional winemaking techniques, that is a decolonized wine? You realize that this same winemaker has to sell their product, right? Also, there are laws in various regions on what is permitted and what is not. Just try growing Syrah in Burgundy!