Local winery teams up with Dexter Cider Mill
Dexter Cider Mill is known for its apple cider and donuts. Now it’s about to branch into something a bit more adult –wine.Excerpt:Concerto and Rhapsody in Red – not musical works, but wines from Sandhill Crane Vineyards, a small family owned winery on the eastern edge of the Waterloo Recreation Area that teams up each year with the Dexter Cider Mill.A prime example of a “hobby run amok,” the vineyard was started by retired Detroit police officer Norman Moffatt who enjoyed making small amounts of wine for decades before opening a commercial vineyard and winery.Read the rest of the story here.
Dexter Cider Mill is known for its apple cider and donuts. Now it’s about to branch into something a bit more adult –wine.
Excerpt:
Concerto and Rhapsody in Red – not musical works, but wines from Sandhill Crane Vineyards, a small family owned winery on the eastern edge of the Waterloo Recreation Area that teams up each year with the Dexter Cider Mill.
A prime example of a “hobby run amok,” the vineyard was started by retired Detroit police officer Norman Moffatt who enjoyed making small amounts of wine for decades before opening a commercial vineyard and winery.
Read the rest of the story here.
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