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robertpaulsen

(8,697 posts) Fri Sep 22, 2017, 04:34 PM Sep 2017

Over 140 years of winemaking tradition - in South Dakota

We love wine tasting when we go traveling, but didn't expect to find a place in South Dakota. We were even more surprised to discover the history of Prairie Berry Winery goes back five generations! I hope you enjoy our video of this unique place.

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Over 140 years of winemaking tradition - in South Dakota (Original Post) robertpaulsen Sep 2017 OP

It begs the question: "Is it any good"? bif Sep 2017 #1

My personal tasting note: some of their wines are good! robertpaulsen Sep 2017 #2

bif

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1. It begs the question: "Is it any good"?

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Thu Sep 28, 2017, 09:35 AM

Sep 2017

robertpaulsen

(8,697 posts)

2. My personal tasting note: some of their wines are good!

Reply to bif (Reply #1)

Thu Sep 28, 2017, 02:40 PM

Sep 2017

I wouldn't say they have "great" wines on par with what I've tasted in Napa or Willamette in Oregon, but they are quite tasty. If you like wines that are on the sweeter side, they are worth checking out.

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