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Raspberry Honeywine

A semi-sweet wine made from raspberry and South Dakota honey.

Composition

Raspberry and South Dakota Honey

Sweetness

3 out of 5 Diamonds
Semi-Sweet

Serving

Chilled
(41-45°F)

Price

Bottle: $19.00
Gen5: $15.20

For John Stolle, honey is more than a business. The beekeeper has been producing honey in western South Dakota for nearly 20 years.

His couple million bees are his partners. John’s first priority is his bees’ health.

He harvests only the honey that the bees produce in excess of their needs, leaving them enough of the honey for their own uses.

John and his dad run the honey business together, moving the hives, caring for the bees, and harvesting and processing the honey and wax.

The bees have access to the open fields of clover, alfalfa, and wildflowers that surround Bear Butte near the legendary Black Hills town of Sturgis, South Dakota, and have never known an herbicide or insecticide.

Honey is a natural food, and John Stolle produces it naturally.

So when we put it in our Raspberry Honeywine, you know it’ll be naturally delicious.

Highlights

Best of Class, San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
Double Gold, Florida International Wine Competition
Best Fruit Wine, Vineyard & Winery Management

14

GOLD MEDALS

22

SILVER MEDALS

19

BRONZE MEDALS
Cheese Pairing

Benning Goat Gouda, Lavender Goat, young Manchego, Havarti

Food Suggestions

At Home: Spinach and Artichoke Dip, Chicken Alfredo, Arugula Salad with Strawberry and Black Pepper Vinaigrette, Grilled Cheese with Havarti, Peach Kuchen

From Our Kitchen: Chef’s Plate, Strawberry Rhubarb Kuchen

A semi-sweet wine made from raspberry and South Dakota honey.

Composition

Raspberry and South Dakota Honey

Sweetness

3 out of 5 Diamonds
Semi-Sweet

Serving

Chilled
(41-45°F)

Price

Out of Stock

For John Stolle, honey is more than a business. The beekeeper has been producing honey in Western South Dakota for nearly 20 years.

His couple million bees are his partners. John’s first priority is his bees’ health.

He harvests only the honey that the bees produce in excess of their needs, leaving them enough of the honey for their own uses.

John and his dad run the honey business together, moving the hives, caring for the bees and harvesting and processing the honey and wax.

The bees have access to the open fields of clover, alfalfa and wildflowers that surround Bear Butte in Western South Dakota and have never known an herbicide or insecticide.

Honey is a natural food, and John Stolle produces it naturally.

So when we put it in our Raspberry Honeywine, you know it’ll be naturally delicious.

Highlights

Best of Class, San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
Double Gold, Florida International Wine Competition
Best Fruit Wine, Vineyard & Winery Management

14

GOLD MEDALS

22

SILVER MEDALS

19

BRONZE MEDALS
Cheese Pairing

Raspberry Belevitano, Havarti, Manchego

Food Suggestions

From Our Kitchen: Artisan Cheeseboard
At Home: Mixed Green Salad with Raspberry Vinaigrette